Olympic Flight Museum

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Address(1)   Address(2)   City Olympia State Washington Zip 98501 Country USA Contact   Phone 360-705-3925 Fax

Exhibits - By Primary role

Advanced Trainer - 'AT' 1924-1948   North American AT-6 (Texan) Serial No: UNK02819     Attack - 'A' 1962-Present   Douglas EA-1E (Skyraider) Serial No: UNK02826   Fighter (Japan)   Mitsubishi A6M2 (Zero) Serial No: UNK02823   Fighter - 'F' 1922-1962   Goodyear FG-1D (Corsair) Serial No: UNK02818   Pursuit - 'P' 1925-1947   North American P-51D (Mustang) Serial No: UNK02821   Transport - 'C' 1925-1962   Fairchild C-123B (Provider) Serial No: UNK02827   [Not yet classified]   F-104 Serial No: UNK02829     F-84 Serial No: UNK02830     F4F Serial No: UNK02822     HAWHUN Serial No: UNK02831       L-39 Serial No: UNK02825       SNJ Serial No: UNK02824       T-28 Serial No: UNK02828       TBM Serial No: UNK02820

Reviews / Comments by our visitors

Logan Thorning  Olympia, Washington	This museum far surpasses the standards for a static display museum, the planes in their hanger all fly! My favorite plane is the TBM Torpedo bomber. You can even sit in a static/mobile T-28 Trojan. It's cool to see these planes fly at their air show every June! 08/09/2007 @ 19:10 [ref: 6216]
David  , Washington	The aircraft that are present are in great condition although the staff seemed not very helpful and interested in their jobs. Unfortunate. 09/27/2004 @ 17:12 [ref: 3429]
Tom Kuchman (OFM Member)  Olympia, Washington	Definetly one of the best air museums around. Most of the photos were taken at their September 9,2002 fly-in. It's really enjoyable seeing these aircraft up close and not behind a railing, and even better seeing them flying. 11/11/2002 @ 00:23 [ref: 2661]
Peter W. Scott  , Washington	The ISP for the Olympic Flight Museum has changed to the OlympicInsider. The new URL for the museum is: www.olympicflightmuseum.com Thanks, Scotty/Web Master/OFM 08/10/2002 @ 11:28 [ref: 2374]
philip simmons (museum member)  tenino, Washington	in your last newsletter you requested tools for the shop. I have an old sears radial arm saw and bench. It worked fine the last time I used it a year ago. If you are intreasted, I will dig it out. thank you philip simmons 264-5465 brekin@earthlink.net 03/05/2002 @ 20:33 [ref: 1923]

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