99s Museum of Women Pilots

10/14/2026

📢 Learn the Legend: Beyond the Mystery of Amelia Earhart ✈️🌅
With recent search expeditions capturing global headlines, the world’s eyes are once again turning to the enduring mystery of Amelia Earhart's final flight. While the 99s Museum of Women Pilots maintains a strictly neutral position on speculative theories and ongoing search outcomes, we believe the greatest way to honor Amelia is to celebrate the incredible life she actually lived!
Long before her disappearance, Amelia Earhart was a trailblazer, a record-breaker, and a visionary leader. Did you know she was a charter member and the very first elected President of The Ninety-Nines, Inc.? (www.ninety-nines.org)

Our museum houses an extraordinary collection dedicated to her living legacy. From personal apparel and unique artifacts she gathered during her global flights, to historical records from her time leading our organization, we preserve the real stories of the woman who opened the skies for generations to follow.
Don't just wonder about how her journey ended—come discover how it began! Whether you are a pilot honoring her legacy, a student discovering what is possible, or a researcher uncovering a new story, our doors are open.
🎨 Plan your visit to Oklahoma City or explore our digital archives to learn the legend firsthand: https://www.museumofwomenpilots.org/

10/09/2026

The Museum of Women Pilots will be closed on Tuesday, October 13, in observance of Indigenous Peoples' Day. As Oklahoma is home to 39 tribal nations, we take a moment to acknowledge and respect the rich histories, diverse cultures, and ongoing contributions of Indigenous peoples both locally and nationally.

09/26/2026

08/19/2026

On National Aviation Day, we're thinking about the 1929 Women's Air Derby — the "Powder Puff Derby" — where pioneering women pilots proved they belonged in the cockpit as much as any man. Their courage paved the way for the WASP, the Ninety-Nines, and every woman flying today. ✈️👩‍✈️

Stop by MWP to learn more about the women who made aviation history.

07/09/2026

The Ninety-Nines Museum of Women Pilots joins the aviation community in mourning the loss of Wally Funk, whose courage and determination inspired generations of women to take to the skies. Her legacy reminds us that no dream has an expiration date. We invite you to pay tribute and celebrate her remarkable life by visiting our exhibit honoring Wally and the trailblazing women who flew alongside her.

The Museum of Women Pilots is located at 4300 Amelia Earhart Lane, Suite B, Oklahoma City, 73159. We would be honored to share a slice of history with you.

07/03/2026

The 99s Museum of Women Pilots will be closed from 7/3, 12:30 PM to 7/7, 10:00 AM in observance of Independence Day.

06/13/2026

Cool things I find during digitization. Annette Gipson Way's New York driver's license 1936 and Florida license 1949.