Looking for the perfect gift for your dad, grandfather, or a special friend for Father’s Day?  Consider a ride aboard the B-25H “Barbie III”!  Conveniently located at Mesa’s Falcon Field, a ride back in time aboard a WWII bomber over some of the most spectaular scenery in Arizona is a gift no one will ever forget!  Call us at 800-357-6561 to schedule a flight today!

NOTE: LAKE HAVASU EVENT CANCELLED FOR APRIL 13-16
Event will be rescheduled for a later date.  Please contact webmaster@warbirdsunlimited.org for more information. 

The world’s last flying North American B-25H Mitchell “Barbie III” will be offering flights and tours at the Lake Havasu City Airport in Lake Havasu City, AZ from Sunday, April 13 through Wednesday, April 16.  The bomber will be based at D2 Aero on the airport during it’s stay.

If you are interested in visiting the aircraft, directions to D2 Aero are available here. D2 Aero is located at 5600 N. Highway 95 in Lake Havasu City.

If you are interested in riding aboard the B-25, please call 800-357-6561 for reservations and details!

Welcome to our new website!  We’ve been working for a few weeks to get the kinks worked out and all of our new functions working.  We are glad to say that all systems are functioning and we are now live on our new domain name www.warbirdsunlimited.org!  Our old domain name www.b25barbieiii.com will still work and redirect here, but from now on we are using the new, simpler name.

We’ve added some new things to the site too!  You’ll notice that this news section has an RSS feed… allowing you to subscribe to our news and get your updates as soon as they are published!  Additionally we are also publishing a monthly eNewsletter and encourage you to sign-up at http://www.warbirdsunlimited.org/mailinglist.htm.  You’ll get our monthly newsletter which will also feature our news, but also exclusive “members only” information and specials that you can only get if you sign up!

Thanks for visiting us today… tell your friends about the site and make sure to help us to “Keep ‘em flying!”