American Airpower Museum

American Airpower Museum is a tax-exempt nonprofit organization based in Farmingdale, New York, that specializes in the operation, maintenance, and demonstration of historical military aircraft. The organization has maintained active registration in the System for Award Management since May 2001 and has developed a strong track record of providing aerial demonstration and static display services to the U.S. Department of Defense. Through its federal contract awards, the museum delivers specialized services centered on preserving and showcasing vintage military aircraft at military air shows and public events, leveraging its expertise in historical aircraft operations to support military public affairs and heritage preservation initiatives.

American Airpower Museum has secured five federal contract awards since 2022, totaling approximately $66,056 in contract value, all funded by military agencies without set-aside designations. The museum's primary service offering consists of aerial demonstrations and static aircraft displays featuring vintage military aircraft such as the P-51 Mustang, B-25 Mitchell, C-47 Skytrain, and TBM-3E Avenger. These services have been contracted by the Air Mobility Command on multiple occasions—for the 2022 Dover Air Force Base Air Show ($13,000), the 2024 Dover Air Force Base Open House featuring a TBM-3E demonstration and static display ($11,556), and the 2025 Open House Air Show at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst ($4,500)—as well as by the Air National Guard for aerial demonstrations in 2023 ($19,000) and by Joint Base Andrews for warbird performers and static aircraft displays at the 2025 Air Show ($18,000). All contracts were issued as firm fixed-price purchase orders with completion dates aligned to specific air show events, and the museum has consistently performed these contracts independently without identified subcontractors.