There's really only one way to experience what it was like to fly in a plane during WWII, and that's to actually fly in one! The excitement about the Warbird Weekend has spread so fast, that the planes are now flying in on Wednesday, July 7, 2021. This will allow for more flight times, but they are filling up quickly.

To Book a Flight over Evansville in a Warbird

If you want to make a flight reservation you will need to call 855-FLY-A-B17  Reserve online at B17TEXASRAIDERS.ORG
You can also visit their Facebook page FACEBOOK.COM/B17TEXASRAIDERS

The ONLY way to book flights is through the Texas Raiders. The Evansville Wartime Museum will not be selling the flights. If you are not able to get a flight (They are booking fast) you can always enjoy an onboard tour of the Commemorative Air Force WWII planes.

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Ground tours will be conducted from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM on Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, July 8-11, excluding flying times.

Take the Ultimate Living History Flight Experience and see Evansville from the Sky:

A limited number of flights are available on the warbirds. Seats on the T6 are $380, $495 for the B17, and $100 for the Twin Beech.

Admission to the event is $20 per person and includes full admission to the museum and on-board tours of the visiting warbirds. Passengers purchasing flights will also need to pay admission into the museum.

EVANSVILLE WARTIME MUSEUM
7503 Petersburg Rd. Evansville, IN 47725

I had the opportunity to tour the Evansville Wartime Museum, and I learned a lot about Evansville's rich history in the war.

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The City of Evansville played an extremely important role in WWII. Evansville's Wartime Museum is a great place to learn the stories behind the history of the war.

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