The Pacific Aviation Museum Pearl Harbor is Hawaii’s premier aviation museum located on historic Ford Island. The museum features many different aviation exhibits, most of which are directly related to World War II and specifically the attack on Pearl Harbor. The museum’s hangars show damage that resulted from the Pearl Harbor Attacks on December 7, 1941. Some important aircraft in the museum include the remains of the Japanese A6M2 Zero B11-120 that crash-landed on Ni’ihau during the attacks as well as many other World War II era planes. The museum is home to the planes that President George H.W. Bush used for flight training and his first solo flight as well.

319 Lexington Blvd., Honolulu, HI 96818, Phone: 808-441-1000

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