Pasco Aviation Museum

This was one of the best Aviation Museums I have ever been too. I loved learning about the local history of the Naval training that took place here and the WWII history. The building is original and is well taken care of. The displays were very informative, the workers here even more so. Huge thank you to Ruben who took us through and explained everything about the displays. You made this visit very memorable and informative.

Very fun. My son visited about a month ago, and he had a very good time, and he was happy with the model we bought him.👍

We were looking for some fun activities for a 2 year old. This was a hit! They loved all the models hanging and displayed and enjoyed the little kids area with legos and planes movie. Fun being right next to helicopters and planes taking off. As adults we were really impressed and want to return when we have time to stop and read more. We all talked about how fun of a venue it would be to rent for events because of the seating, location and impressive movie theatre. Definitely returning!

Great place! Lots of cool displays! Great history of the area! A must see! There's also a theater room! You can buy some of the items. Little area for kids to play with Legos. Definitely going back when they open up the 3rd and 4th floor!

Cute place! My 6 year old watched the movie planes and played with the Legos and dress up area. We watched real planes come take off and land. Very clean restroom. We will be coming monthly.

The Pasco Aviation Museum is a must visit for any aviation enthusiast. It is located in the 1942 Navy control tower which subsequently served as Pasco's airport terminal from 1949 to 1966. It caters mostly to military aviation but has some displays pertaining to the year when West Coast Airlines (now part of Delta Airlines) served the city as well as an entire section dedicated to Pasco's role as the start civilian operated air mail service coinciding with the start of United Air Lines as its predecessor Varney Air Lines inaugurated mail service from the former Pasco Airport to Boise and Elko on April 6, 1926. The husband-and-wife team that essentially runs the museum is extremely knowledgeable about the 100-year history of aviation at Pasco and it was a most enjoyable hour and a half visit. The museum is also dog friendly which came in handy on the 100+ degree day when we visited.

Awesome experiece!! Fun way to learn World War history. My kids enjoy the visit

Incredible little aviation museum with new exhibits and experiences opening up. Surprising origin stories of Navy pilots and even national airlines starting right here...

This place is amazing, I enjoyed very much, History is fascinating and we have this is our backyard.

Super adventures, the museum is a must see. Northwest section of the ninety nines meeting was a hit

If you love airplane's this needs to be added to the list!! Great for all ages

Really great for kids and a good piece of tri-city history