MID-ATLANTIC AIR MUSEUM'S
28TH ANNIVERSARY
WORLD WAR II WEEKEND
WHAT'S BETTER THAN ONE SUPERFORTRESS?
The Museum is pleased to announce that the B-29 "Doc" will be appearing at our 2018 WWII Weekend in addition to the B-29 "Fifi". Fifi will be giving rides again and "Doc" will be open for tours.
HUGE AERIAL LINE-UP FOR THE� 28TH ANNUAL WORLD WAR II WEEKEND
Museum President, Russ Strine, has confirmed the appearance of the following aircraft for the 2018 event.
Two B-29?s, two B-17?s, four B-25?s, a C-45, a C-46, three C-47?s, a C-54, a C-97, a P-63, P-51 and a P-40.� Also an F4U, SBD-5, SB2C-5, FM-2 and TBM-3; numerous T-6/SNJ?s, a Buker Jungmeister, Japanese Kate and Val replicas plus many L-Birds, and PT?s.
Acrobatics demonstrations include the P-51, P-40, F4U, Greg Shelton and his incredible FM-2 Wildcat, Kevin Russo and his SNJ and Jerry Wells in the Jungmeister.
The WWII Airborne Demonstration Team is also back by popular demand.
Airplane rides will be available in no less than 10 WWII bombers, transports, fighters and trainers.
EVENT DETAILS
From:
Friday, June 1, 2018 9:30 AM
To:
Sunday, June 3, 2018 6:00 PM
For directions to the show, click here.
PARKING AND SHUTTLES
HANDICAP PARKING IS AVAILABLE. Please have your handicapped sign visible, hanging from your mirror. If handicapped passengers are able to climb onto a bus, they will get the best service in our regular lots. Shuttle busses will drop you off right at the gate where you can get a mobility scooter.
PARKING LOT BUS STOPS are marked with BLUE FLAGS. Buses only stop at these marked bus stops.
Shuttles will run constantly. A short wait should be expected, especially during peak in-flow and out-flow periods.
Illegally or improperly parked vehicles blocking traffic in lots or on the street may be towed at the owners expense to keep traffic flowing. All parking is at your own risk.
ENTRY RESTRICTIONS
NO PETS, COOLERS, OR ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
NO FIREARMS OR WEAPONS
NO SEGWAYS, HOVER BOARDS, OR PERSONAL MOTORIZED VEHICLES, EXCEPT TRADITIONAL HANDICAP SCOOTER CARS.
NO DRONES
NO SMOKING
DO NOT TOUCH OR CLIMB ON AIRCRAFT OR VEHICLE. DO NOT HANDLE ANY DISPLAY WITHOUT ASKING
SECURITY
Due to current airport security requirements, all persons and parcels are subject to search.
MOBILITY ASSISTANCE
Check in at the Mobility Man Crew booth at Gate #5, the ramp gate. Manual wheelchairs are available to rent for $15/day. Power wheelchairs available to rent for $30/3 hours, $30/5 hours, $45/8 hours, or $60/day.
For more tips and FAQs, please visit: http://www.maam.org/wwii/ww2_tips.htm
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EVENT DETAILS
From:
Friday, June 1, 2018 9:30 AM
To:
Sunday, June 3, 2018 6:00 PM
MID-ATLANTIC AIR MUSEUM'S
28TH ANNIVERSARY
WORLD WAR II WEEKEND
WHAT'S BETTER THAN ONE SUPERFORTRESS?
The Museum is pleased to announce that the B-29 "Doc" will be appearing at our 2018 WWII Weekend in addition to the B-29 "Fifi". Fifi will be giving rides again and "Doc" will be open for tours.
HUGE AERIAL LINE-UP FOR THE� 28TH ANNUAL WORLD WAR II WEEKEND
Museum President, Russ Strine, has confirmed the appearance of the following aircraft for the 2018 event.
Two B-29?s, two B-17?s, four B-25?s, a C-45, a C-46, three C-47?s, a C-54, a C-97, a P-63, P-51 and a P-40.� Also an F4U, SBD-5, SB2C-5, FM-2 and TBM-3; numerous T-6/SNJ?s, a Buker Jungmeister, Japanese Kate and Val replicas plus many L-Birds, and PT?s.
Acrobatics demonstrations include the P-51, P-40, F4U, Greg Shelton and his incredible FM-2 Wildcat, Kevin Russo and his SNJ and Jerry Wells in the Jungmeister.
The WWII Airborne Demonstration Team is also back by popular demand.
Airplane rides will be available in no less than 10 WWII bombers, transports, fighters and trainers.
For directions to the show, click here.
PARKING AND SHUTTLES
HANDICAP PARKING IS AVAILABLE. Please have your handicapped sign visible, hanging from your mirror. If handicapped passengers are able to climb onto a bus, they will get the best service in our regular lots. Shuttle busses will drop you off right at the gate where you can get a mobility scooter.
PARKING LOT BUS STOPS are marked with BLUE FLAGS. Buses only stop at these marked bus stops.
Shuttles will run constantly. A short wait should be expected, especially during peak in-flow and out-flow periods.
Illegally or improperly parked vehicles blocking traffic in lots or on the street may be towed at the owners expense to keep traffic flowing. All parking is at your own risk.
ENTRY RESTRICTIONS
NO PETS, COOLERS, OR ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
NO FIREARMS OR WEAPONS
NO SEGWAYS, HOVER BOARDS, OR PERSONAL MOTORIZED VEHICLES, EXCEPT TRADITIONAL HANDICAP SCOOTER CARS.
NO DRONES
NO SMOKING
DO NOT TOUCH OR CLIMB ON AIRCRAFT OR VEHICLE. DO NOT HANDLE ANY DISPLAY WITHOUT ASKING
SECURITY
Due to current airport security requirements, all persons and parcels are subject to search.
MOBILITY ASSISTANCE
Check in at the Mobility Man Crew booth at Gate #5, the ramp gate. Manual wheelchairs are available to rent for $15/day. Power wheelchairs available to rent for $30/3 hours, $30/5 hours, $45/8 hours, or $60/day.
For more tips and FAQs, please visit: http://www.maam.org/wwii/ww2_tips.htm
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