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The International Group for Historic Aircraft Recovery - http://www.tighar.org/
A full-time professional staff guides an international membership of researchers and supporters in the non-profit organization's efforts to find, save, and preserve rare and historic aircraft. |
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Airship Heritage Trust - http://www.aht.ndirect.co.uk/
A charitable organization currently based at Old Warden, Bedfordshire, England. It owns and looks after the national heritage archive and collection of airship artifacts, and photographs relating to the British Airship Program. |
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Arizona Wing Commemorative Air Force - http://www.arizonawingcaf.com
Aviation Museum featuring B-17 Sentimental Journey, warbirds from WWII – Vietnam and memorabilia and exhibits on display. Warbird flights available, Gift shop featuring unique aviation items, shop at museum or online. |
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Canadian Aviation Historical Society - http://www.cahs.com/
Dedicated to the preservation of Canada's military and civilian flying heritage. Formed in 1962, supports ten chapters across Canada. |
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Gatwick Aviation Museum - http://www.gatwick-aviation-museum.co.uk
Under-funded but worth a visit for those interested in collections of interesting aircraft. They are mostly military. Includes a history of each aircraft where this is known. Museum is near Garwick Airport in the South of England. |
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Delaware Valley Historical Aircraft Association - http://www.dvhaa.org/
A not-for-profit, volunteer organization dedicated to the preservation and display of the aviation history of the Delaware valley. The collection is open to the public and consists of a variety of wartime and postwar military aircraft. |
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Antarctic Aviation Preservation Society - http://www.warbirdsite.com/aaps.html
New Zealand society dedicated to finding and preserving aircraft and relics related to Antarctic aviation. |
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OV-10 Bronco Association - http://www.ov-10bronco.net
The Association's (a Texas non-profit corporation) goals are to preserve the history of the aircraft and the people associated with it. |
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East Anglian Aircraft Research Group - http://www.sweffling.freeserve.co.uk/
An informal aviation archeology group researching and recovering crashed WWII aircraft in the East Anglia area of England. Includes descriptions of some recovered artefacts and histories of the crashed aircraft. |
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Wisconsin Aviation Hall of Fame - http://www.aviationhalloffamewisconsin.com/
Non profit organization preserving the aviation history of Winconsin state. Includes news, aviator profiles, and membership details. |
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The Jet Age Museum - http://www.jetagemuseum.org
Although the museum is to currently open to the public the site is a great resource to attract members and funding. The museum collection covers airframes and engines from the beginning of jet aircraft development. |
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The Meteor Flight (UK) - http://www.meteorflight.com
The Meteor Flight is a UK based volunteer organisation who are restoring Gloster Meteor T7 WA591 to airworthiness. The site tracks the progress of the project and includes the history of the type and jet engine development and all the currently known Gloster Meteor airframes around the world. |
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Manx Aviation & Military Preservation Society - http://www.maps.iofm.net/
Photo gallery and articles from and about the Isle of Man. The focus of the collection is on military history although they have some aviation related exhibits. |
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Vampire Preservation Group - http://www.vampirepreservation.org.uk/
Restoration and operation of a De Havilland Vampire T11. |
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New Zealand Sport and Vintage Aviation Society - http://www.svas.org.nz
The SVAS is based at Masterton, New Zealand. The SVAS's vintage aircraft are described along with air shows run by the society and other aviation events. Pages include historic aircraft and aviation history from the NZ perspective. |