Our current operation is housed in Hangar One at Bolingbrook's Clow
International Parkway, a 6000 square foot facility provided by the Village of
Bolingbrook. This renovated building is home to a number of activities and
programs, including:
• Aircraft restoration center
• EAA and Civil Air Patrol programs
• Young Eagles and Saturday Children’s Programs
• WWI Aero Builders Club
• Monthly Community programs and seminars
• Classroom facility for educational programs
• Meeting facility for supporting organizations
• Community events
• Support for related programs
International Parkway, a 6000 square foot facility provided by the Village of
Bolingbrook. This renovated building is home to a number of activities and
programs, including:
• Aircraft restoration center
• EAA and Civil Air Patrol programs
• Young Eagles and Saturday Children’s Programs
• WWI Aero Builders Club
• Monthly Community programs and seminars
• Classroom facility for educational programs
• Meeting facility for supporting organizations
• Community events
• Support for related programs
Starting March 31, Hangar One is open to public every Saturday 10AM to 2PM. Call for special events or
group meetings.
Day-to-day operating funds and supporting services come from individual donors, local businesses, and
organized fund raising events and programs.
We ask for your generous financial support, and welcome your involvement as we work to make this
organization grow.
We invite all those who have an interest in aviation, education, or community service to explore what we
have to offer at the Illinois Aviation Museum at Bolingbrook’s Clow International Airport. There are many
opportunities to volunteer, programs to participate in, and ways to support this exciting new venture!
If you wish to help, please use the Membership-Donation Form we have included for your convenience.
T2 Fully Restored Nieuport 11 Replica T33 Restoration Underway
T2 and T33 are on loan from National Museum of Naval Aviation. Aircraft are restored by IAM volunteers. All cost
of recovery and restoration paid by IAM.
T2 and T33 are on loan from National Museum of Naval Aviation. Aircraft are restored by IAM volunteers. All cost
of recovery and restoration paid by IAM.
Current Operation
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
