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Museum Docents and Tours
Museum Docents are highly trained volunteers who lead programs and tours. To become a docent, please see our Volunteer Opportunities area.
These tour programs are given throughout the day. They use the Museum collection to demonstrate how the human race has gone from flying primative gliders to exploring alien worlds!
From the earliest dreams of flight to modern-day space travel, participants view these milestones while being guided through The Great Gallery and the Red Barn exhibits. While tracing the development of flight, Museum Docents highlight pivotal innovations in aircraft engineering and design.
Enjoy this 50-minute journey, where visitors experience the timeline of aircraft manufacturing and invention. In the Great Gallery, docents will navigate visitors through the evolution of aviation by examining the aircraft in the Museum's world-class collection.
Come two Museum galleries devoted entirely to the world wars. Tours are led by specially trained museum docents who will present exclusive segments of the thirty exhibits and hundreds of incredible personal stories, twenty-eight amazing planes, and unique interactive experiences.
Join us for an in-depth look at some of the Museum's most remarkable aircraft. Check here for a schedule of upcoming tours.