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Numbering over 145 in total, the Commemorative Air Force operates the world's largest fleet of World War II combat aircraft. At any given time, approximately 100 of these historic aircraft are in flyable condition with the remainder in restoration and maintenance.
The CAF Fleet includes many notable and extremely rare aircraft from both the Allied Forces and the Axis Powers. Amongst the Allied aircraft are the only remaining flyable Boeing B-29 Superfortress bomber and the Curtiss SB2C Helldiver carrier-based dive bomber. Rare Axis aircraft operated by the CAF include an original Japanese Mitsubishi A6M3 "Zero" carrier-based fighter and a German Ju-52. These aircraft are all flown regularly in support of the CAF mission.
To learn where to find these aircraft, or to learn more about them from the individual Units that restore, maintain and fly them, please view our aircraft fleet rosters below. There are a number of different ways to view the fleet, so select the ones that interest you the most.
