The Commemorative Air Force Utah Wing Museum is home to many historic planes. World War II is the museum's focus to a certain extent, but you'll also find displays on women in aviation and commercial aircraft.
Our museum was established in 2009 by four local Utah WWII veterans and CAF members. We are dedicated to restoring, preserving, and demonstrating the magnificent aircraft that dominated the skies during WWII. Our goal is to perpetuate in the memory and hearts of all Americans the spirit in which these great planes were flown in defense of our nation.
The centerpiece of our museum is a 1941 Boeing PT17 Stearman aircraft - N1387V - currently under restoration. These aircraft were used during WWII as primary trainers for all military branches. Approximately 1000 remain in the air today. Stearman is open cockpit aircraft made of fabric, wood, steel, and aluminum. A North American Aviation T-6 Texan is also on display. This single-engine aircraft was used as an advanced trainer during WWII and the 1970s.
Take a bold gritty ride through history - rides on both aircraft are available for purchase. Call 801-719-8876 to schedule your ride.
In addition to historical aircraft, the museum includes several supporting displays depicting the story of WWII and other historical military events and a complete library. The museum is available for rental for parties and events.
