Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum

Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum is a nonprofit aviation museum on historic Ford Island, interpreting the December 7, 1941 attack and Pacific aviation history through 50+ aircraft, artifacts and personal stories across authentic WWII-era Hangars 37 and 79, outdoor exhibits and the historic Operations Building and Control Tower. General admission covers the aircraft and exhibits; guided hangar and restoration tours, Fighter Ace 360 simulators, cockpit or rooftop experiences and multilingual audio tours may vary by ticket and availability. The Shealy Restoration Shop and Emil Buehler Library and Archive extend the museum’s preservation and research role. General-public visitors must use the complimentary shuttle from the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center unless they have Ford Island base access; security, identification and bag rules may apply. Exhibit areas are identified as accessible and wheelchairs are available; check the official visitor pages for current hours, closures, tickets, shuttle operations and specific tower access. Current visitor address: Historic Ford Island, 319 Lexington Boulevard, Honolulu, Hawaii 96818, United States.