Butler County Warbirds, based in Middletown, OH, is a brand dedicated to educating and entertaining individuals about the historical significance of aviation during times of war. Our mission is to celebrate the heroes of the past by preserving their aircraft and memorabilia and sharing their stories with the public. Located at the Middletown Regional Airport, our museum is open to the public on Saturdays and Sundays from 10 AM to 5 PM, free of charge.

Visitors can explore our collection, including iconic planes like the Aeronca L-3E, Fairchild PT-19, and Grumman AA-5. We also offer exhilarating rides in select aircrafts, allowing aviation enthusiasts to experience the thrill of flight firsthand. Currently, we are working on the restoration of the PT-19 and XUC-86A models, and donations and labor volunteers are greatly appreciated.

In addition to preserving aviation history, we are actively involved in community support. Our AT-6 Acquisition Project aims to acquire a North American AT-6 aircraft, with proceeds from rides going towards a women's aviation scholarship fund. Stay connected with us on social media to learn more about our ongoing projects and upcoming events.

Join us in honoring our heroes and supporting our mission to inspire and educate future generations