Hiller Aviation Museum
Aircraft on display
Where Inspiration Takes Flight!
Dedicated to the dreams of flight and the innovations of aviation pioneers, the museum chronicles over a century of history and provides a glimpse into air transportation’s future.
Arnold AR-5 Designed and built in 1992 at Pinole, California by kitplane enthusiast Mike Arnold, the AR-5 was constructed of composite materials similar to those used by Mojave-based aviation innovator Burt Rutan. Its extreme light weight (under 500 lbs. empty) and...
Hiller YH-32 Hornet Conceived in the early 1950s as an ultra-lightweight helicopter, the original YH-32 was built as military research project but the helicopter itself was certified under civilian FAA regulations and first flew in 1954. It featured twin ramjet...
Beachey-Eaton Biplane San Francisco native Lincoln Beachey had established himself as a demonstration pilot working for Glenn Curtiss by the early 1910s. During one set of flight demonstrations his "double ended" Curtiss Pusher, equipped with both forward and rear...
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