On The Ground

Just as Much Fun on the Ground as in the Air! Is craning your neck skyward getting a little painful from watching all the great aerobatics? While attending the upcoming 2012 MCAS Cherry Point Air Show, there are lots of fun things to do other than just watching exciting air performances!

The Budweiser Clydesdales

:: The Budweiser Clydesdales ::

Majestic. Powerful. Graceful. They are the Budweiser Clydesdales. For over 75 years, they’ve embodied the Budweiser brand heritage, serving faithfully as ambassadors of the Great American Lager, and icons of American industry.

National Museum of the
Marine Corps Traveling Exhibit

The National Museum of the Marine Corps Traveling Exhibit showcases a collection of paintings by Marine combat artists.

FedEx Airbus a310

:: FedEx AirBus a310 ::

FedEx team members are proud to be representing the largest air-cargo carrier in the world and to be a part of a family-friendly event in their community.

Stinson Reliant, AT-19

Carolina Wing Commemorative Air Force presents the Stinson Reliant, AT-19 used by the Royal Navy in India during WWII.

1941 Stearman

AC-47 "Spooky" Gunship

The American Flight Museum, Inc. is a not-for-profit FLYING air museum that owns a Douglas AC-47 Gunship restored in the markings of Sgt. John L. Levitow's aircraft in which he received the Congressional Medal of Honor.

Focke-Wulf 149 D

Focke Wulf 149 D was originally designed and built in Italy by Piaggio for the Italian Air Force. That´s why most of the Germans still call their Focke-Wulfs "Piggi". The prototype P149 first flew in July 1953; two years later it was chosen by the German Air Force, which was in the market for a more spacious and comfortable trainer and liasion aircraft, but which was still able to pull fairly high G loads for aerobatic training. Piaggio collaborated with Focke-Wulf to build the 149D under license at their Bremen, West Germany facility. The "D" designation following the numerals 149 indicates "Deutschland" (Germany).

Kids Play Area

Flight Line Map