Fabulous visit. What a great museum. So much history and information. We had a fantastic time. You could spend hours and hours here there is so much to see. There are plenty of restrooms, cool displays, a cafe and a fabulous gift shop. We had a great time. Col. Robert Lilac was there when we went. What a charming and wonderful man. He is a world renowned pilot and he was willing to share his time and stories with us. Wonderful day!! Go and see it.

I have interest in airplanes and this museum was on my list when we decided to visit Palm Springs and it didn't disappoint. All the exhibits were immaculate and you could get up close, all the staff that we talked to were friendly and had good knowledge of the exhibits I think a lot of them are veterans. The icing on the cake for me was being able to go inside a B17 for $5 something you can't do in the UK.

Wow. An F117 up close. Amazing. The docents at this museum are very knowledgeable. DeeAnn in the F117 pavilion was very knowledgeable. They also have the century series fighters and two B17s. If you are anywhere near this museum, it’s worth a visit.

We visited the Palm Springs air museum and it is certainly worth seeing. Lots of WW 2 planes in particular. Helpful staff who have a knowledge of the planes. Bi-plane rides are available but too expensive for us . ($300 US for 20 minutes) There are a few cars on display too, Studebakers and a mustang or 2. I will certainly go back the next time we are in the area.

What we really liked about this museum is several history "timelines" were displayed so there is great connection to what you see on display. You could easily spend the whole day here, but we were here for the afternoon. There were several hangers, with many WW II airplanes. The highlight is to be able to see the stealth bomber up close. We also enjoyed the women in aviation as well as the Tuskegee Airmen wall. There are many special exhibits that were very informative. A lot of interactive kiosks for additional information. Each hanger is staffed with knowledgeable veterans. Outside there are many planes as well. It is nicely done. You can even pay extra to go up the air for a ride in some vintage warbirds! The facilities are nice. Clean and multiple restrooms. Also a small snack café on site.

Although my husband and I have visited the museum in the past it’s been several years. There is so much to see as many things have been added. The docents are very knowledgeable and helpful. We took our 8 year old grandson and he loved it. Be sure to allow a lot of time because there is so much history!

We spent 2 hours perusing the various hangars and talking with the extraordinarily informative and friendly volunteers. A definite must see in Palm Springs. We went in the morning, shortly after opening, and we were able to see three different historic planes come and go, which was fun to watch (and hear)! Special shout-out to the volunteers - they made this an extra special experience.

A wonderful museum packed with great planes and memorabilia. We had only an hour to spend, attempting to consume a huge feast of history and information. The rapid advances in aviation between WWI and WWII are very much on display.

This is really a wonderful museum. It's chock full of planes, memorabilia and incredibly wonderful volunteers with stories to share. You could easily spend days here since there is so much to see and experience. The highlight for my husband was being inside a WWII bomber.

Quite the museum of older aircraft. If you are a history or military buff, you must check this museum out if you are in the Palm Springs area. Good detail in the various exhibits, and friendly staff. You can whip through it pretty quickly (about an hour) if you don’t read a lot, or if you read all the various exhibits, you could be there all day.