Formerly home to Hawkins & Powers in Greybull, Wyoming, the Museum of Flight & Aerial Firefighting preserves an important piece of aviation history: Aerial Firefighting. The museum is dedicated to education related to the types of aircraft and retardant systems that have evolved over the years into the awesome aerial firefighting capabilities used today. 

The Museum of Flight & Aerial Firefighting was founded in 1987 and incorporated in 1992. When the museum began, Hawkins & Powers aircraft was still actively being used in firefighting operations throughout the western United States and Canada. At the time, Hawkins & Powers was renowned for having the largest fleet of Aerial Firefighting air in the world. Hawkins & Powers aircraft are among those showcased at the museum.

The museum welcomes visitors Mid-May through the end of September, weather permitting. We look forward to seeing you.