Founded in 1989, The Pacific Coast Air Museum has enjoyed exceptional growth over the last decade, both in membership and the acquisition of historical aircraft. The museum has grown so large that PCAM needs to relocate to a new permanent site which will accommodate our growth and expansion for many years to come.

Currently the museum is located at a temporary site on the east side of the Charles M. Schulz Sonoma County Airport in Santa Rosa, California.
 
The building area will be 25,000 square feet and the estimated cost of creating the new museum is projected to be $4.5 million dollars. 
 
The museum Board of Directors and the membership believe that now is the time to embark on a fund-raising campaign to construct a new and expanded facility.

PCAM provides educational activities related to aviation history. Museum members teach the principles of flight and encourage a hands-on approach to learning about the adventures of flight and the importance of aviation to our society. 

Our vision for a great aviation museum is to provide a comprehensive look at the past, present and future of aviation, not only for school children, but also for eager participants of all ages who desire to increase their knowledge. Aviation education will continue to be the focal point of the museum and its members.

Over the years, PCAM has acquired several aircraft from Davis-Monthan Air Force Base and various other places for restoration and display. Our museum has grown and so has our involvement in the community. Our Mission Statement:

Pacific Coast Air Museum is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting the acquisition, restoration, safe operation and display of historical aircraft and provides an educational venue for students and the community. We also intend to honor those heroic aviators who have contributed so much to the growth and defense of our way of life.