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Wings Over Miami Air Museum

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  • Miami
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Time Out says

For almost 20 years this was known as the Weeks Air Museum, until founder Kermit Weeks moved his private collection of planes to Polk City and created Fantasy of Flight. A group of flight enthusiasts then reopened the place in 2001 under a different name. Still loaded with lots of classic and military aircraft, such as a B-26 that flew in the Bay of Pigs invasion, the site brands itself a "living museum" in honour of aviators and veterans. Translation: these babies can still fly and often do. Formation flights mainly take place on weekends; call ahead for information.

Details

Address:
Kendall-Tamiami Executive Airport
at SW 143rd Avenue
Miami
Cross street:
14710 SW 128th Street
Transport:
No public transport
Price:
Admission $10; $6–$7 reductions; free under-6s
Opening hours:
10am–5pm Wed–Sat; noon–5pm Sun
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