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Air Heritage Aviation Museum is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that is run by unpaid volunteers who have a passion for aviation and a dedication to preserve its history. We are 100% dependent on donations and fundraisers to keep our museum doors open “free to the public” and to keep our Warbirds flying for generations to come! Please consider donating today. You can stop by the museum to donate, send a donation in the mail, or you can send a donation via Venmo or PayPal. Every little bit helps, and we truly appreciate it!!! Thank you!
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Look to the skies next Saturday, 28 June 2025 during the Beaver County Boom. If you are “Lucky” you will see the majestic Douglas C-47 Skytrain “Luck of the Irish” overhead!
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Don’t miss “Cruizin the Ridge“ today. Please support Beaver County Radio’s Monthly Classic Car Event! We cannot thank them enough for being one of our major supporters!
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Tune into Beaver County Radio (WBVP 99.3 FM) this morning at 9:00 a.m. for an exciting announcement from Air Heritage Aviation Museum and the Community College of Beaver County Aeronautical Society! You can listen in on Facebook Live or by downloading the St. Barnabas Radio Network app on your phone or tablet. Frank Sparks will be speaking with Air Heritage Aviation Museum President Tom Gargaro and CCBC Aeronautical Society Members live on the radio! Don't miss it!
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The crew of “Luck of the Irish” were treated to a personal tour of a C-97 which is currently under restoration while at Mid-Atlantic Air Museum this past weekend.
Truly a massive aircraft with two decks.
Thank you Tim C. Tim also flys the famous C-54 “Spirit of Freedom” - a Berlin airlift veteran. We appreciate the personal tour!
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