National Warplane Museum in Geneseo, New York preserves, displays, and operates historic military aircraft, with a focus on World War II–era planes. The museum offers flight experiences, restoration work, and public events that connect visitors directly with aviation history. One highlighted offering for the 2025 season is the "Whiskey 7" C-47 Flight Experience in Geneseo, NY, which recreates the sensation of riding in the C-47 transport linked to D‑Day operations. Flights include safety briefings and the opportunity to board the aircraft for takeoff and landing in an authentic military transport.
Staff and volunteers at the National Warplane Museum bring experience in aircraft maintenance, historical interpretation, and flight operations, and the organization emphasizes careful preservation and safe operation of restored aircraft. Visitors can expect guided narratives about aircraft history, the role of transport planes in WWII, and the technical features of the C-47. The museum documents provenance and offers transparent information about the aircraft it operates.
The Whiskey 7 C-47 Flight Experience provides an immersive way to learn about paratroopers’ wartime missions while seated in an airworthy C-47. Tickets are offered as part of a limited seasonal program; interested visitors should check availability and book in advance. The museum also publishes maintenance logs and photographic documentation for researchers, and maintains transparent safety records for each operated aircraft to help visitors and historians verify provenance, regular inspections and ongoing airworthiness.