The Flying Heritage & Combat Armor Museum facility is located at the southeast corner of Paine Field in Everett, Wash. FHCAM is a rare private collection of WWII era aircraft, tanks, combat armor and other technologies, painstakingly restored to working condition and displayed alongside interactive multimedia exhibits like Why War: The Causes of Conflict. Attendees will often find FHCAM mechanics working on restoration and maintenance as they explore the museum, providing a unique opportunity to ask questions and learn more about the process of bringing historic technology back to life. FHCAM is more than a passive display of vintage machines, it allows attendees to hear, smell, feel and watch history come to life at museum events hosted throughout the year.

We suggest you allow yourself one to two hours to enjoy the collection and exhibit components. Your visit can include a self-guided tour throughout the facility, an in-depth tour with a knowledgeable docent, or a scheduled group in advance of your arrival.

The FHCAM is a dynamic flying collection. Periodically, one or more of our exhibits are temporarily absent to participate in an event, for maintenance, or for continuing restoration.

The Flying Heritage & Combat Armor Museum is operated by Friends of Flying Heritage, a 501 (c)(3) organization committed to educating the public about these rare, historic aircraft.

		Collection Policies No weapons are permitted on the premises. No food or drink is permitted within the hangar. Children under 12 years of age must be accompanied by an adult. For reasons of preservation and safety, please do not touch the aircraft on display.
		Photography Non-commercial photography within the exhibit is permitted. Commercial photography is not permitted without prior consent from Friends of Flying Heritage staff.
		Wheelchairs Flying Heritage & Combat Armor Museum is an ADA-compliant facility. A limited number of wheelchairs are available for visitors as needed.
		Gift Shop Don't forget to pick up your FHCAM memorabilia before you leave from one of our two gift shops—a great way to remember your visit or find a unique gift for the military history buff in your family.