Valiant Air Command Warbird Air Museum &
Space Coast Warbird AirShow
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HOURS OF OPERATION
Open Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun: 9-5 with restrictions EXCEPT THANKSGIVING, CHRISTMAS & NEW YEARS DAY Mandatory masks are
no longer required in the museum.
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ADMISSION
ADULTS: $22.00 SENIOR 60+ / MILITARY: $20.00 STUDENTS (13-18): $10.00 CHILDREN
(5-12): $5.00 Children under 5: Free Special Group Tour Rates Available
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Fly-In/Drive-in Breakfast
NO FLY-IN/DRIVE-IN BREAKFASTS UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
Tico Belle, C-47, in flight - March, 2010
New paint job. Z8 is the actual
alph-numeric code that represented the 84th Troop Carrier Squadron (TCS); somewhere along
the line they had her "sister" unit's U5 ... which for years we thought was us.
Notice about the 2025 Airshow
Thank you for your interest in the 2025 Space Coast Warbird AirShow.
Please be advised that our 2025 airshow has been rescheduled to March 2026, as announced on October 3rd on our Facebook page. This decision was made by our Board of Directors due to Titusville Airport's planned runway resurfacing project, scheduled to begin in February 2025 and anticipated to last approximately four months.
For the latest updates, please refer to the pinned post on our Facebook page Valiant Air Command Facebook.
Thank you for your continued support and understanding. We look forward to welcoming you to an even bigger and better event in 2026.
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Statement of Purpose The Valiant Air Command Inc.was formed to
perpetuate the history of aviation, to encourage gathering of men and women in
camaraderie, research and Warbird restoration, to serve as an educational tool for young
and old alike; and to assure that the memory of those who gave their lives in service to
their country shall not perish. 501(c)(3) Non-Profit Organization Museum recognized by
the Internal Revenue Service
VAC's STEM programs open to
all
July 30, 2021 In recognition of the Valiant Air Command, Inc.'s highly successful STEM
program, the City of Titusville recently produced a video highlighting the program to
market to other potential school-age beneficiaries. We thought you'd enjoy seeing the
video and sharing it with school-age youngsters who may have an interest in an aviation
career.
Bill Teixeira who heads our STEM program for youth converted our classroom
sessions to online virtual sessions. Keeping young people who are used to interactive
skills learning has been a challenge. Joel McGinley has contributed his knowledge and
skills to these sessions. Bill along with Ron Davis have written and applied for a Walmart
grant to cover costs of classroom materials for the 2021 sessions. Everyone involved wants
to get back to our classroom at the VAC. The STEM sessions are offered free to
participating students.
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Fun for the whole family!
The Valiant Air Command Warbird
Air Museum has exhibits, displays, artifacts and vintage warbirds from WWI through the
present. A great opportunity to see a unique collection of venerable aircraft and learn
about the legacy of the pilots that flew them. Come out, take a tour -- and become a part
of history.
For more information:
Public Relations Officer Valiant Air Command 321-268-1941
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Events and Facility Rentals  | | The Valiant
Air Command facilities are available for rental and special events. We have hosted
everything from fundraisers, Corporate meetings, family celebrations and weddings. We have
even done a wedding at 2000 feet in the C-47! Our staff will work with you to make your
event interesting and memorable. Call (321) 268-1941 for more information or to schedule
an appointment.
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| DIRECTIONS: From
I-95, traveling from the south, take Exit 212 (SR 407) to end; Turn right
(East) toward Kennedy Space Center on SR 405 (see below). From I-95, traveling
from the north, take Exit 215; Turn left (East) at end of ramp on SR 50;
Merge into right lane; Turn right onto SR 405, toward KSC (see below). Go East on SR
405, past the Sunoco & BP stations .8 mile; Turn right (South) onto Tico Rd, museum is on
the right.
|  The museum is located on the Space Coast Regional Airport,
Titusville, Florida. |
Originated January 18, 1999
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