Museum Highlights

Space: Exploring the New Frontier Image
Land the lunar module on the Moon and join Apollo astronauts in an exploration of the Moon’s surface. Share the experiences of astronauts from the Pacific Northwest and climb inside a full size replica of the International Space Station’s Destiny Research Laboratory.
Flight Simulators Image

Experience flight without leaving the ground in the Museum's flight simulators! Try your hand at WWII dogfights, hang gliders, or even landing on the Moon!

The Museum of Flight Tower at Boeing Field Image

Visit our newest and exciting permanent exhibit on the principles of flight and air traffic control.

Opens May 9, 2009.

Museum Programs

Challenger Learning Center Image
The Challenger Learning Center creates a realistic experience in which students take control of a space mission.
Aviation Learning Center Image
The Aviation Learning Center brings to life the energy and excitement of aviation through a hands-on learning environment.
Flight Zone Programs Image
Pitch, yaw, and roll through fun, active, and hands-on activities. Three different hands-on aviation learning programs geared for children from pre-K to 6th grade.

What's Happening?

This Thursday evening, celebrate Space Day with activities including our Space: Exploring the New Frontier exhibit, space simulators and more from 5 - 9 p.m. courtesy of Wells Fargo. Museum Store and Wings Café will also remain open for the extended hours on this night. 

Scheduled: 11:01 a.m.

Join us in the Allen Theater to watch the launch of the final space shuttle mission to service NASA's Hubble Space Telescope. During the 11-day mission's five spacewalks, astronauts will install new instruments and perform maintenance that will keep Hubble functioning into at least 2014.

“CanadiYanks” is based upon the true story of Canadian Major Harold E. Hartney, transferred to the American army in 1917 to prepare Yank airmen for service on the Front. It also spins the bittersweet yarn of a young American couple who must confront the worst possible tragedy of war. This, too, is based on a true story.

11 a.m. & 2 p.m.

presenting a tour of the F-104C "Widowmaker," a 1950's era fighter, led many technological engineering advancements and was the recipient of numerous records.