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Donate Your Airplane Current Mailing Address 21 Clearview Drive Stafford Springs, CT 06076 Phone: 860-208-3095 Welcome: We would like to announce our new name & location. The American Museum of Aviation, an Organization Dedicated to Preserving Aviation History, is now moving to Fabulous Las Vegas, NV. We feel this location is an ideal spot for displaying American Aviation History. The amount of travelers and tourists through Las Vegas will bring more visitors of all ages. The move will be completed by late summer of 2011. For more information please save our new web address. www.americanmuseumofaviation.org Prop-Liners of America is now a Division of the American Museum of Aviation, Inc. Email Us  is a 501 ( c ) 3 non-profit organization Tax ID # 31-1627202  Order your copy today Site Navigation Bar
We’re looking for any airplanes! Beech 18/C-45 Piper Navajo series Aero Commander 500/600 series Douglas DC-3/C-47 Convair 240/340/440 or T-29/C131 Mitchel B-25 North American T-28 Grumman S2F/C1A Any Single Engine Piper, Cessna, Beechcraft or Navion Tired of trying to figure out just what to do with
that airplane of yours that’s just costing you Tie Down Fees, Taxes,
Maintenance Costs or maybe you’ve lost your Medical or have an airplane
that’s part of an Estate. Let us take it off your hands! Consider donating your aircraftYour airplane may even be restored & end up on the Air Show Circuit!At the very least we will most likely use your airplane to shuttle flight crews to Airshows and provide flight experience to our future generations. Through the Tax Deductible Donation of your
Aircraft, it will help us to save our Nations (Propliners), Propeller
Driven Airliners, from the Chopping Block. Your Donation will
help us to Restore, Maintain and Fly these Aircraft on the Air
Show Circuit throughout the United States and Display them to the Public as
Flying Museums. Not only will you receive a nice Tax Deduction for the Appraised Value of your airplane and “Certificate
of Participation” you will have the satisfaction that comes from knowing your airplane was put to good use.
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