F-117's

[Pat Carry]

Are they all still in storage? Have any been assigned to museums?

[Kyleb]

Are they all still in storage? Have any been assigned to museums?

They are officially retired, but in a version of storage where the USAF is supposed to be able to pull them from storage and fly them relatively quickly. They pull a couple from storage periodically and fly them to validate the concept.

[JohnB]

There has been one in the NMUSAF since the early 90s.
Non-airworthy as a many parts were removed before display.

I hadn't heard the part about them being in flyable storage. Any idea where they're parked (inside I'll guess).
I would have thought that pilot currency, technician training, spare parts inventory/depot and technical supporters issues would have prevented that.
From my time at AFMC HQ, I came to appreciate the huge infrastructure requirements for an aircraft type.

[CAPFlyer]

The ones in flyable storage are kept at the Tonopah Test Range airport in Nevada and have been seen flying regularly from there. I suspect they're also using them as part of the TTR's programs which include weapon testing and new radar systems.

[Zac Yates]

There are a few YouTube videos of them flying. It always makes me smile to see a new one!

[Spitty]

Yep a couple are still flying from Area 51 I think.They used them in Red flag last year.