Pacific Coast Air Museum

Meet Waylon and Duke! They had so much fun at the Pacific Coast Air Museum. Come join us on Halloween to see what all the fun is about! 10am- 4pm. Well behaved adults, kids, and canines can show off your Halloween costumes and take photos outdoors amongst the vintage airplanes. $10 admission for adults, $7 for seniors, and $5 for kids age 6 through 18. Dogs and toddlers are free ... Please be prepared to wear your COVID mask and follow all social distancing guidelines.

What do George Washington, a cheerleader, a pirate, a baseball player, a lion, and a canine companion puppy all have in common? They all know that they can show off their costumes at Pacific Coast Air museum Halloween dress up day this Saturday, October 31st from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Well behaved adults, kids, and canines can show off your Halloween costumes and take photos outdoors amongst the vintage airplanes.... $10 admission for adults, $7 for seniors, and $5 for kids age 6 through 18. Dogs and toddlers are free Please be prepared to wear your COVID mask and follow all social distancing guidelines.

All dressed up and nowhere to go? Mr. Abraham Lincoln, aka 007, knows where to have fun Mark your calendar and join us at the Pacific Coast Air Museum for Dress Up Day, Saturday October 31st from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.. Well behaved adults, kids, and canines can show off your Halloween costumes and take photos outdoors amongst the vintage airplanes.... $10 admission for adults, $7 for seniors, and $5 for kids age 6 through 18. Dogs and toddlers are free Please be prepared to wear your COVID mask and follow all social distancing guidelines

Vietnam Vets: COVID-19 has taken away your freedom to gather and to support one another. We at PCAM acknowledge and support you! Long live the brotherhood!

5 fun facts about the F-14 Tomcat! -The very first F-14 crashed on its second flight -The engines produced over 55,000 pounds of thrust for an airplane that only weighed 43,000 pounds -The wings had 3 positions: Extended, Retracted, and Parking... -Top Speed: over 1,500 mph -It served in the U.S. Navy for 32 years to the day! See more

Slow motion video of our C-1's Wright R-1820 engine start. Notice how much the engine moves in its shock absorbing mounts, energy that would otherwise be transmitted directly into the airframe. By the way, the engine weighs 1500 lbs.

One of our barn finds! A 1954 Cessna 170B with 660 hours total time! In the glove box we found the original pilot handbook. Inside the handbook we found the original flight test report from the factory. What a piece of history!

To the First Responders, Mutual Aid, and Air Support. Once more, thank you for all that you do.

Behold the mighty A-6 Intruder! She's half the size of a B-17 Flying Fortress yet she could fly higher, faster, farther and could carry a greater bomb load. In her heyday she was second only to the B-52 Stratofortress. Weighing 60,000 lbs, she was routinely shot off an aircraft carrier while carrying twenty-eight 500 pound bombs. She was in service for 37 years.

Training the next generation! At 15 years old, Carly is already becoming a pro at starting the C-1A Trader!

Coming soon! We've been hard at work improving our facility! We can't wait to share it with you!

F-4 Phantom Fun Fact: Typical mission fuel load: 16,000 lbs. Fuel consumption in full afterburner: 120,000 lbs per hour. Total flight time in afterburner: 8 minutes! Typical pilot transmission: "Where's the nearest tanker?"

On a beautiful New Year's Day in 2016, Darrel Shumard, a WWII fighter pilot, was found cavorting over the sunny skies of Sonoma County. At 94 years old he still hadn't lost his touch. He flew it like he stole it. We miss you Darrel and will always remember you. Check out this video to relive a special memory: www.youtube.com/watch?v=5u7a62iS2_w

Basking in the evening sunlight is our newest guest at PCAM! A North American T-28 Trojan! It's a beautiful day so come out and visit us! We are open Wednesday-Sunday. 10am-4pm. Check out our website for more details! pacificcoastairmuseum.org/