Reviews of Maine Aviation Historical Society (Museum)

Meghan Gill

This museum is great! It's not super big, but there is plenty to see. There are a few planes and a helicopter on display. There are a number of displays that are interactive to help understand how planes fly, pressurization etc.. There is a bench on a small balcony on the back of the building to view planes taking off from Bangor International Airport. Friendly staff. It is really worth the time to check out.

Fd Fraini Jr

Great history lesson.

Scott Grant

Great place to watch planes.

James Hargreaves

Where else can you walk up & touch a radial engine?

Jeremy I Hills

I have always wanted to stop in and look around this small museum located beside Bangor Airport. Today I happened to catch them open after taking my daughter to the Maine Children's Discovery Museum in Bangor. The admission fee is very small for the amount of history housed here. We had an excellent time and spent over an hour looking around and hearing the history from the staff. There are many exhibits from world war one and two, as well as different history of aircraft, flight simulator training, and uniforms. They also have planes, engines, equipment, helicopters, and uniforms on display. I would greatly recommend people to stop in here, and also donate to the museum as they would like to aquire more air craft. Unfortunately they can not afford to do so and could use some help! If you are a fan of aircraft, and the history of aviation this is a great place to learn and appreciate history! If your on route 2 in Bangor stop by and check them out. They are open Saturday and Sunday and again a great little museum!!

Tom Rueb

Interesting small aviation museum on the East side of the airport. I found the history of Bangor to be the most interesting and its part in WWII being the last stop before going to Europe.

Alex Carpentry

Visiting Bangor for few days, only few places to go on rainy day, not much information online. Direction brought to wrong location, no working hours.

Matthew G

Neat place. Ask for Randy as a guide. He knows his stuff.