Volunteers lead tours, fly flight simulators, restore aircraft, teach aviation history to students, and act as the Museum’s ambassadors to the community.
We welcome volunteers from all walks of life to connect with us for one-time, ongoing or special project assignments that align with their interests, passions and skills.
Dylan and Colby both have extensive, personal collections of WWII artifacts and uniforms. They enjoy displaying and demonstrating items from their collections in the lobby of our main Hangar 37.
Docents share the stories and history that the great planes of WWII and the Pacific Theater bring to life. Greeters and Flight Simulator instructors ensure guests have a memorable experience in a friendly atmosphere. Necessary training on WWII and aviation history is provided.
The restoration volunteers assist with preparing and restoring the Museum’s collection which include the assembling and restoration of aircraft and exhibits intended for display. The volunteers also work as “Plane Captains,” maintaining the aircraft and dioramas on display in the exhibit hall.
The education volunteers assist with school tours, special educational programming, and the Education Flight Lab simulators. They help teachers and students become familiar with the planes, the people, and the history they made.
Our Museum has a variety of needs related to Membership, Special Events, Marketing, and Operations. From driving a shuttle to data management, photography to daily correspondence, we have a place for you.
We welcome volunteers from all walks of life to connect with us for one-time, ongoing or special project assignments that align with their interests, passions and skills. Please do not hesitate to contact us for more information.
For all volunteer inquiries, please contact:
Valeria Corona, Concierge & Volunteer Services Coordinator
808-441-1008 or [email protected]
