Aircraft Restoration
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The Museum’s restoration facility at Paine Field in Everett, Washington is the site where thousands of volunteer hours are devoted to renovating aircraft. Each project is a labor of love, sometimes requiring several years to complete. A group of dedicated volunteers works to restore each aircraft to exhibition quality.
Visitors are welcome to the Restoration Center but should keep in mind that it is a working hanger. Guests can walk around the aircraft and talk to the volunteers but should take care to keep safety in mind and children should be closely monitored. VolunteerVolunteers make the restoration of these beautiful aircraft happen. If you’d like to become the member of a restoration team helping to restore one of the Museum’s amazing aircraft contact the Volunteer Department.
DonateAnnually, the Museum acquires 2-4 new air or space craft and has ongoing restorations of an additional 12 major historical artifacts. Contributions underwrite acquisitions and support restorations.
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