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EXPERIENCE WINGS OF FLIGHT

Aviation Education and Preservation

The No. 4 British Flying Training School (BFTS) from 1941 - 1945, hangar and aircraft.
Falcon Field, Mesa, AZ.

On September 12, 2023, a storm damaged our hangar. Portions of the roof blew off, and the main doors were pushed off their fittings into the hangar. Two airplanes, electrical and fire suppression systems, lighting and audio systems, and just about all the displays were damaged.


Thanks to the City of Mesa and various contractors, we expect the facility to be habitable on or about April 1, 2024. We will still need to do a lot of work to restore damaged planes, displays, and systems, but we will be back in operation soon. Thank you to everyone for your support while we return to normal operations.

DISCOVER

Before the USA entered WWII, a group of investors and Hollywood actors built several pilot training schools in the Phoenix area to help the Allied war effort. The No.4 British Flying Training School became Falcon Field. Come see the hangar and the planes they flew. Help us keep these planes in the air and telling their stories.

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ENGAGE

WOFF promotes aviation education and mentorship through clinics (formation flying or photography), youth groups (Aviation Explorer Troop 352), women's networking panels (WAI PHX), and veteran's retirements and memorial fly-overs.

FACILITATE

WOFF hosted the 80th anniversary of No. 4 BFTS at Falcon Field in Nov 2021. Help us preserve the pictures and the stories from this unique time period in Mesa's history and reunite the pilots with the place they learned to fly, one more time.

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