Exhibits

Open Daily, 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Admission FREE 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM the first Thursday of every month.

Art+Flight

Art+Flight is a museum-wide, community-focused exhibition and celebration connecting the region’s vibrant art scene with its rich aerospace history. Coming June 2023!

Untold Stories: World War II at 75

The Museum of Flight commemorates the end of the War using artifacts and records from the Museum’s collection we highlight the stories of lesser-known, diverse people who lived and died during the war years.

APOLLO

Capturing the Drama of the Space Race Featuring the First Public Display of a Rocket Engine that Launched Apollo to the Moon.

Spirit of Flight 2022

A stunning selection of images curated from hundreds of photographs submitted by photographers from around the world.

Kid's Flight Zone

Let Your Kid Be the Pilot
Young intrepid flyers can strap into flight harnesses to test their piloting skills in one of two hang gliding...

Vietnam Veterans Memorial Park

An open-air park paying tribute to Vietnam Veterans, featuring the iconic B-52G Stratofortress, Returning Airman statue, and tribute wall.

Vietnam Divided: 
War Above Southeast Asia

The newest permanent installation in the Museum’s T.A. Wilson Great Gallery focuses specifically on the air war above Southeast Asia that ran from...

Safety by Design

The J. Kenneth Higgins Aviation Safety Exhibit, Safety by Design, explores the evolution of safety in commercial aviation and is located throughout...

737 Airliner Theater

Board a US Air Boeing 737 and relax in business class--be sure to check out the on-board videos and see the actual cockpit up close.

Bush Pilots of Alaska

Within 20 years of the Wright Brothers’ 1903 flight, aviation in the United States was becoming an airline industry. World War I accelerated the...

Cockpits

Pilot an SR-71 Blackbird or an F/A-18 HornetThe Cockpits exhibit in the Museum's Great Gallery invites visitors to climb into the cockpit of a real...

Holtgrewe WWI Model Collection

World War I –previously called "the Great War"– began less than eleven years after the Wright Brothers made their first flight at Kitty Hawk, North...

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