Historic Plane Rides

Experience aviation

Book your Adventure

Book an Air Adventure Flight on one of our four historic aircraft and take a ride into history. Michigan Flight Museum’s historic plane rides fly from May to October so act now to check off that bucket list item.

B-25 Bomber

Rosie's Reply

C-47 Transport

Hairless Joe

Huey Helicopter

Greyhound

Your First

Flight Experience

Click on a selection below to learn what to expect when taking your first flight in one of our Historic Aircraft

🚪 Upon Arrival

  • Arrive early: Please check in 1 hour before your scheduled flight.
  • Dress for comfort: It’s usually 10–15° cooler in the air than on the ground, but the cabin can get warm if the aircraft’s been in the sun.
  • Bring these items: Your ticket (digital or printed) and a valid photo ID.
  • Footwear: Closed-toe shoes are required.
  • Noise protection: We provide ear protection, or you’re welcome to bring your own.
  • Photos & videos: Bring your cameras or phones—digital media is welcome!.
  • There may be a short wait before boarding—thank you for your patience!



🧑‍✈️ Preflight

  • You’ll be asked to sign a release form before your flight
  • Seating: All seating is first come, first served.
  • crew member will go over safety procedures, seating, and flight details before engine start.
  • All passengers must be seated and buckled for engine start, taxi, takeoff, and landing.

     



✈️ In Flight

  • Once airborne, passengers may move about the aircraft (except on the Huey and Tri-Motor).
  • Feel free to take photos, video, or livestream your experience!
  • These historic aircraft are loud, so communication can be tricky—please stay alert and follow crew instructions at all times.



🛬 Landing

  • When signaled, please return to your seat and buckle up for landing, taxi, and engine shutdown.
  • After the engines stop, the crew will guide you safely off the aircraft.
  • No weapons: Firearms or other dangerous items are not permitted on Museum property or aircraft, even with a concealed carry permit.
  • Boarding the B-25: Passengers must climb a short vertical ladder; mobility is limited. The bomb bay area is tight and may require crawling.
  • Age limits:
    • Children who still use booster seats in cars cannot fly.
    • Ages 16+ may fly alone.
    • Ages under 16 must fly with an adult.
    • Ages under 18 need a parent/guardian signature.
  • Mobility: Aircraft were not designed for regular passenger use, but we do our best to accommodate those with limited mobility.
    • Passengers must be able to enter/exit on their own or with minimal help.
    • Passengers must be able to follow verbal instructions.
  • Health & safety: Please consult your doctor if you have health concerns or are pregnant.
  • No alcohol or drugs: Guests under the influence cannot board.
  • No-shows: Missing your flight means forfeiting your ticket.
  • Changes: Flight dates, times, or locations may change due to weather, maintenance, or other factors.
  • Cancellations by the Museum: If we must cancel, we’ll reschedule your flight for another date/time.

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The Michigan Flight Museum dedicates itself to educating individuals through the history of American aeronautics, aerospace industries, and their associated technologies while inspiring generations through personal experiences to instill pride in our national accomplishments.