Preserving and sharing the history of military aviation in Slaton, TX
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On September 21st, the Texas Air Museum’s Stinson 10A made its first sustained flight since the beginning of its restoration. We look forward to many more great flights as work continues on finishing the restoration work.
The Texas Air Museum will host an airport lunch at F49 Larry T Neal Memorial Airport. Fly in or drive in. All are welcome. Pilots, passengers and anybody interested in airplanes old or young!!! We look forward to visiting with you!
The Texas Air Museum is excited to announce the South Plains Airshow on Saturday, June 12th! The show will include many exciting acts, from exhilarating acrobatics to rare WWII warbirds to historical re-enactments. You won’t want to miss it! Tickets are available for sale at the gate or online at : https://tinyurl.com/airshowtickets If you have … Read more
The MiG-23 has been fully assembled! The tail feathers have been installed, the wings mounted, the inspection panels screwed into place, and the jet lifted and welded into its final location on top of short stanchions to keep the weight off the wheels. The MiG also startedreceiving touch up paint beginning with a new coat … Read more
The 2021 South Plains Airshow has a tentative date set for June 12, 2021. The effort for the airshow begins and potentially ends with fundraising. If you are interested in sponsoring the airshow, please contact the museum. The Fly-in Lunch and garage sale on June 13th was a great success. It raised the necessary funds … Read more
Aircraft maintenance is in full swing. The AT-19 and the member owned T-34 have completed their annual inspections. Next up is the Ki-51. The museum has decided to trade its share in the T-6 for another aircraft. Stay tuned for more photos of the museums new aircraft. Fortunately the T-6 is entirely member owned and … Read more
