The CAF AirPower History Tour is landing at the Tulsa Air and Space Museum, offering a rare opportunity to experience some of the most iconic aircraft from World War II up close. This event brings history to life with legendary warbirds that helped win the war—on the ground and in the air. Featured aircraft include: B-29 Superfortress “FIFI” – One of only two B-29s still flying in the world PT-13 Stearman – Open-cockpit trainer used by thousands of U.S. pilots AT-6 Texan “Nella” – Advanced trainer from the Women Airforce Service Pilots program RC-45J “Big Oily Beast” – A versatile twin-engine transport and trainer Aircraft will be on display at Hangar 80, located just down the street from the museum. A free shuttle service will operate all day between the museum and the aircraft display area. Admission: Tickets must be purchased at the museum upon arrival. Adults (14+): $20 Youth (5–13): $10 Children 4 & under: FREE WWII & Korean War Veterans: FREE Admission includes aircraft access and B-29 cockpit tours (after flight operations conclude). Ride Flights Available Experience the thrill of a WWII flight! Rides are available on select aircraft and must be booked in advance online. Each flight ticket includes admission for the flyer and one guest. Daily Schedule Thursday & Friday: Aircraft arrival & B-29 cockpit tours Flights in PT-13, AT-6, and RC-45J Saturday & Sunday: B-29 flights at 9:00 AM and 10:30 AM Cockpit tours begin after flights conclude Other aircraft available for rides all day To book plane rides and check availability please visit: Tulsa, Oklahoma | AirPowerTour