Flight – Quick Tips

• We ask that you arrive about 1 hour BEFORE your scheduled time and please dress appropriately for the weather. It is about 10-15 degrees cooler in the air than on the ground, however, if the aircraft has been sitting in the sun, the temperature  inside can become warm.
• Please bring your ticket with you, either digitally or physically, when you arrive for your Air Adventure, along with a valid ID.
• We do not reserve specific seats for any of our aircraft.
• It is advised that you wear close-toed shoes.
• Ear protection is provided, however, you are more than welcome to bring your own.
• All sources of digital media are welcome aboard to capture your incredible experience.
• All passengers are required to sign a Release of Liability upon arrival.  Be advised that there may be some waiting before you board the aircraft, this is normal to ensure a smooth operation.
• In the event the aircraft cannot fly (i.e. weather, mechanical issues, etc.), we will notify you as soon as possible, either via email, phone or both, to reschedule your Air Adventure.
• Museum Members must show their valid membership card or welcome email if purchasing on site.

Air Adventure Restrictions

• The Museum prohibits firearms or other dangerous weapons on Museum property or aircraft including permit holders for concealed weapons.
• To enter into the B-25 “Rosie’s Reply”, passengers must climb vertically on a short ladder. Mobilty is limited.
• Passengers are able to traverse over the bomb bay doors but note that it is a compact space and may be difficult to climb/crawl over.
• Children still using booster seats in a vehicle are too young to fly.
• Children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult. People aged 16 or older can fly alone.
• Children under the age of 18 need written approval from a parent or guardian. If neither will be in attendance with the child, please call/email to get the waiver ahead of time. 734-252-6457 or airadventures@yankeeairmuseum.org
• Our aircraft were not designed for standard passenger operations; however, we have successfully flown people of limited mobility.
• Passengers MUST be able to get in and out of the aircraft on their own volition, or  with some MINIMAL amount of assistance to ensure their safety.
• Passengers should also be able to follow basic verbal instructions without assistance.
• Anyone with health concerns or pregnancy should always consult their physician before flying.
• Guests under the influence of alcohol or drugs are not permitted on the aircraft.

Refund Policy

All sales are final for Air Adventure flights. Failure to show for any flight will forfeit the value of the ticket. Air Adventure locations, dates & times are subject to change due to reasons beyond our control. Flights may be cancelled due to, but not limited to: maintenance, weather, and/or other circumstances deemed appropriate solely by Yankee Air Museum. All cancelled flights, resulting from any reason from Yankee Air Museum, will be re-scheduled at a later date and/or time.