Oakland Aviation Museum

Oakland Aviation Museum offers group tours of up to 30 people for schools, retirement communities or organizations. Payment for the entire group must be made via check or credit card prior to or at the time of visit. A ratio of 5 children per 1 adult chaperon is required for all groups which include children.

The Oakland Aviation Museum is a small non-profit institution which relies a great deal on the efforts of its dedicated volunteers. We are currently in need of a few sharp, outgoing individuals to help run our Museum Store, take admissions and generally help our visitors. If you are mechanically inclined, you can provide value assistance in maintaining the museum's aircraft and infrastructure.

Please contribute to help the Oakland Aviation Museum meet its mission by making a donation today. Historically, OAM has not received ongoing grant or program support from foundations or state or federal government agencies, but has at times received grants and program support from local municipalities such as the Port of Oakland.

The Oakland Aviation Museum is an extraordinary venue that will make a lasting impression on your guests. Hold your event in one of America's oldest airplane hangars and enjoy rare aircraft and fascinating aviation exhibits. The hangar is a flexible, unique space with spectacular architecture and a hip, industrial feel.

Educate about the role of historic North Field at Oakland International Airport, Oakland and the Bay Area in the development of aviation on the West Coast and in the US by collecting, preserving and interpreting aircraft and aviation artifacts that reflect this proud heritage. The Oakland Aviation Museum is housed in the original Boeing School of Aeronautics.