The National Aviation Heritage Area is guided by the National Aviation Heritage Alliance, a private, not for profit corporation designated by Congress as the management entity of the heritage area. The organization seeks to conserve, interpret, develop, and promote the historic resources of the National Aviation Heritage Area.
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Published on July 17, 2025
Powered by partnership. If you have never visited the Wright “B” Flyer, Inc hangar and museum, you might be surprised to find it’s much more than a collection of antique aviation artifacts. While the site does feature fascinating displays, like the Valentine Flyer, a close replica of a Wright Model B that was used in […]
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Beyond flight innovation. Orville Wright cemented his legacy when he and his brother, Wilbur, built the world’s first practical airplane, forever changing the course of human history. While the Wright brothers are certainly best known for conquering the skies, their inventive minds reached far beyond the realm of aviation. From selling bicycles at Wright Cycle […]
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The National Aviation Heritage Alliance (NAHA) is a private, not-for-profit corporation designated by Congress as the management entity of the National Aviation Heritage Area.
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