Museum of Alaska Transportation & Industry, Wasilla |
| The museum started in 1967 in Anchorage, as the Air Progress Museum, but its remit soon included railroad cars and other transport items. After three name changes, MATI moved to its current site in 1992. Along with aircraft and trains the museum also has a large snowmobile collection, agricultural machinery, boats, and numerous road and off-road vehicles. MATI is located just north of Wasilla Airport, and opened specially for us on 9th May. Its normal opening season is June to August. |
| Aircraft | Reg'n | Thumbs | Notes |
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| Bell UH-1H Iroquois | 66-17044 |
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US Army |
| Bowers Fly Baby 1A | N5586 |
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| Control Cab |
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Built at Yakutat Army Airfield, Alaska, in 1942, this moved to some other airfields and became the first control tower at Anchorage International when it opened in the early 50s. | |
| Convair F-102A Delta Dagger | 56-1282 (0-61282) |
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| Douglas C-47A (DC-3A) | 43-15200 (0-315200) |
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USAF |
| Douglas DC-3A | N101Z |
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Ex C-47 41-18482, N5 (NC5), N99. |
| Fairchild C-123J Provider | N98 |
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Ex C-123B 55-4558, converted to a J for the then CAA (now FAA) as N123, then N3144W. |
| Ford-Republic JB-2 (Fieseler Fi-103A-1) Loon |
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Reverse-engineered copy of the German V-1 flying bomb | |
| Kaman UH-2B HU2K-1U Seasprite | 150185 22 |
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US Navy |
| Keller KR-1 Seagull | N5552 |
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Rand-Robinson KR-1 built by Fred Keller, who also built the VariEze at Pioneer Air Museum. Both were Oshkosh award winners. |
| Piasecki CH-21B Work Horse | 53-4362 |
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USAF |
| Radioplane OQ-19D BTT |
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Basic Training Target remote-controlled drone. | |
| Sikorsky H-5H (S-51) Dragonfly | 49-2001 92001 |
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USAF |
