The first Learjet 28, used by Neil Armstrong to set 5 FAI records in 1979. Donated to the Armstrong Museum in August 2020, flown into the airport that bears his name, AXV. Moved to the museum grounds proper in June of 2022. Built in 1979, originally N9RS (as she was when Neil flew her), to N9KH, N128MA, N3AS, becoming N128LR in 2004 with Shamrock Foods, keeping that reg with several owners until her donation.

From here to the moon. The Aeronca Champ in which Neil Armstrong learned to fly, and first soloed at the age of 16, at the Port Koneta Airport north of town. Displayed just a few steps from the Gemini VIII capsule he would go on to fly later on.

Bathed in the strange midday darkness of a total solar eclipse, this Skylancer was once flown by Neil Armstrong himself. I'm sure he would have appreciated this unforgettable moment just as much as those of us who witnessed it did. Restored in 2018-2019 to markings worn when Neil flew her, ex USN BuNo 142350.

This Skylancer (ex-BuNo 142350) is the only survivor of four produced to simulate the flight characteristics of a planned re-entry space vehicle. As this plane was flown by Neil Armstrong in the early sixties it sits outside the museum dedicated to his accomplishments in his home town.