The Good Life – September-October 2014

Fletcher said. “The variety makes it nice and appealing.”
The Fargo Air Museum provides the perfect
atmosphere for families, school field trips and tours.
The large space with aircraft hanging in the background
provides a beautiful scene for weddings or corporate
events.
What sets the Fargo Air Museum apart from other
air museums is the fact that most of the aircraft are
airworthy. Several times in the summer you may catch
an aircraft doing pre-flights before flying. The museum
does do an email blast to active members giving them
notice in case they would like to be there.
Since the museum is a non-profit organization,
board members and staff rely on fundraising, donations,
memberships and renting out facilities for events in
order to gift the Fargo-Moorhead community with a
variety of aircraft.
Currently the museum is raffling off five prizes to
raise funds, including the grand prize of a 2014 F150
truck. Tickets cost $50, and all the potential winner
needs to do is fill out a contact form and wait. The
winning names will be pulled on October 25, and the
person does not need to be present to receive the prize.
Visit www.fargoairmuseum.org to learn more
about memberships, facility rentals and educational
opportunities at the Fargo Air Museum.
“The museum has always paid high regard and
respect to the military,” — Helen O’Connor
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