Highland Lakes Squadron - Commemorative Air Force — Attraction in Burnet

We came to the Bluebonnet Airshow here in March, it was our second time to come and both times it was amazing! Such a fun experience to see all the planes and watch them do tricks, worth every penny and fun for all ages. I do want to give a heads up though, there is one booth that was there this time, where they were selling tshirts and toys from the previous year for less money.

We went with them for the cheaper tshirt prices and they were "Having trouble with their card reader," and had to swipe our card multiple times on multiple card readers and even tried our card for another account.

Within in one week of the Airshow, we started getting fraudulent charges on both accounts! Each charge for the same amount from different made up companies and they all had a phone number that called the same scam office!

Not the fault of the Airport or the people who run the Airshow, but avoid a booth if you go next year that's selling the previous year's merchandise for less money, they will steal your card info!

We just reported multiple fraudulent charges from March-now all from the same scam. Our bank sent us fraud alerts and we logged in and saw that it's been happening ever since the show, when...

As someone who works in aviation, I can say the Highland Lakes Squadron – Commemorative Air Force Museum is an absolute gem. The staff and volunteers here are some of the friendliest and most knowledgeable people I’ve met—they genuinely enjoy sharing their passion for aviation history. Walking through the hangar and talking about the aircraft was a highlight for me; it’s clear how much care and dedication goes into preserving and maintaining these machines.

The ability to get up close and learn the stories behind each aircraft gave me a whole new level of appreciation, even as someone who works in the field. This museum is a fantastic experience for both aviation professionals and enthusiasts alike, and I highly...

Airplanes fly! Guests can get in WWII airplanes, WWII bomber machine gun turret and one of the oldest preWWII flight simulators. This is a working Commemorative Air Force (CAF) maintenance hangar with WWII musium and outside display airplanes, tank and big gun. Current June 2017: Get in flying C-47 (WWII Army DC-3). See restoration of wooden wing trainer. See annual inspection and repainting of SNJ (Navy version of Army T6 Texan). L17 Navion finished annual inspection and is flying guests. Arrange flights in C-47 and L-17 on line or at museum. SNJ parts should be back from painting and flying guests soon. Next HLS air show Saturday September 9, 2017...