We went for the annual airshow that they hold every year, but didn't enter the show as it was $100 per vehicle. We did a slow loop around where the event was though(by the museum and airstrip) and even in the few minutes we were there, it was amazing to see the planes up close.

They had a unique viewing experience allowing vehicles near the airstrip with their dedicated spaces (to be cognizant of the pandemic). The planes flew right above where the attendees were set up. There were the usual planes including the Whiskey 7 flying above and also a special show from a F-22 Raptor. Seeing the Raptor in the air was one of the coolest things I've ever seen, and the noise of the engines shook the entire village of Geneseo lol. The raptor completed several fly overs and did multiple aerial maneuvers that were completely breathtaking to witness (flips, flying upside down, ect.) The weather was rainy and had limited visibility for the last day of the event, so it was kind of the organizers to have the raptor fly in spite of the conditions. Hopefully next year the admission will return to the more affordable $20 a person. Other than the airshow, the museum is open year round and there are a few planes on the ground to check out up close. They also have rides in the good Ole Whiskey 7 which I hope to check out soon! If you are interested in history and incredible machines, this is worth a trip from anywhere.