The Aerospace Museum of California captures all the
marvels of flight for visitors to experience firsthand. Since the new Museum
Pavilion and airpark opened in 2007, visitors from all over the world come to
view the Museum’s collection of iconic military and civilian aircraft and our beautifully
restored engines on display. The Museum also features a number of cutting-edge
interactive educational programs.
Our Volunteers:
The Museum has over 150 volunteers, many of whom
work almost full time. Volunteers work in the exhibit hall, reception and gift
shop, air park and education center. They work as docents, educators,
researchers, and aircraft/engine restorers and they love working with the
public as well as behind the scenes. Many of our volunteers have
extensive knowledge about aircraft and some don’t but - what they have in
common - is a desire to volunteer.
We could not have the Museum without our volunteers – please join us…
Education Program:
The Museum has a strong and growing education
program that is based on providing hands-on, practical educational experiences
related to math and science subjects for students from elementary to community
college. The Aerospace Learning Center has hosted thousands of students. We work closely with all the regional school
districts.