Pacific Aviation Museum

Converting vintage airplane hangars to arresting museum spaces is a work in progress for AHL as it moves through four phases of development to turn Ford Island into an appealing educational center about aviation history. This old Navy airfield became part of history on December 7, 1941, and now begins a new stage of life.

Phase I, Hangar 37, is complete and houses restored WWII planes, the remains of the crashed Niihau Zero, a diorama of Midway, the decks of the Hornet and a museum shop.