You’ve found the Wisconsin Aviation Hall of Fame (WAHF), a membership organization dedicated to collecting, preserving, and sharing Wisconsin aviation news and history. Become a member/supporter today so that together we can continue to honor those who advance and enhance aviation in our state. Women Over Wisconsin
March is Women's History Month and WAHF is proud to share the stories of some of the women who made aviation history in Wisconsin. Presentations will be given in Waterloo, Wausau, Manitowoc, Oshkosh, and Appleton during March. Visit our Press Releases page for details about each presentation. Wisconsin’s First Flight Centennials
WAHF will be joining cities around Wisconsin as they celebrate their First Flight Centennials. The first great year of flight in Wisconsin was 1911. Demonstration flights occurred at more than 14 locations throughout the state. Those flights were made by eight pioneer aviators including Cal Rodgers, Lincoln Beachey, and Hugh Robinson. Visit First Flight Centennials for information regarding celebrations near you. Visit Wisconsin Centennial of Flight to relive A. P. Warner’s 1909 accomplishment in Beloit where Wisconsin entered the world of aviation. Thanks for stopping ...spend a few minutes perusing our site to learn more about the men and women who are making aviation history in Wisconsin and beyond our borders. We’re glad that you’ve come aboard! | 
