Twenty-seven historic aircraft, dating from the 1940s to the present, may be viewed at Aeroplanes Over Idaho. These include a 1945 Yak3U, an AN-2 Colt and a Skyhawk A-4. 

 

Aeroplanes Over Idaho was founded by retired United Airlines Captain Holbrook Maslen and Ray Leadabrand (1927-2006), a civilian with Navy Intelligence, in 2003, for the purposes of aviation education, aircraft restoration and preservation.  Guests can observe various stages of restoration on historic aircraft.  New aircraft are regularly added to its collection.

 

    Aeroplanes Over Idaho is dedicated to teaching flying and aviation maintenance to young people, especially children at risk.  If you have a youth group that would be interested in visiting the museum or receiving a free airplane ride, please E-mail info@aeroplanesoveridaho.org.

 

    In addition, Aeroplanes Over Idaho offers general maintenance and annuals provided by FAA certified IAs and A&Ps. 

 

    Come and learn about aviation at Aeroplanes Over Idaho!

 

    Aeroplanes Over Idaho is located on the east side of Caldwell Industrial Airport (EUL), in Caldwell, Idaho, and can be contacted at 208-455-1708.

 

    Visitors are welcome seven days a week free of charge; however donations are gladly accepted.  The Aeroplanes Over Idaho Museum is a non-profit 501((3) organization; donations are tax-deductible.