If you are fascinated by aeroplanes, this is the museum for you! Enjoy the evolution of flight for more than a century. I was fortunate to travel on the Concorde in 1995 - great to step inside again!
Wow, what a place to explore! Obviously a great place for kids, but I found myself wandering around in wonder the whole time. Go early, the museum closes at 5:00 PM daily.
I like that they have here originals from Soviet space exploratory era. I like that they have Mig from Czech Republic there! It is great place to visit although most space artefacts are in KSC Florida
Talk to the docents. There are some old retired Boeing engineers here that know everything there is to know about airplanes and space flight and history and they love to talk about it!
If you are in town this is a must see attraction. Plus if you are in planesreserve more than 4 hours for this its packed with "toys" and loaded with information (boeing history, WWII, NASA etc)
Recommend checking it out on a Free First Thursday. There's tons to see, so if you like it you can then get a membership. Tourists interested in aviation or Seattle history should visit. Worthwhile.
It's almost 10 years ago that I was here but it's feels like a memory of yesterday and I can't wait to come back again! What a marvelous great collection all brought together in one place. Visit!!
One of the best aviationmuseums in the western hemisphere. Big collection of WWI & WWII aircraft; diverse collection of iconic aircraft such as the Concorde, B-29 and SR-71.
Blown away by the size of this museum and all it has to offer. Impossible to read everything but if you have an interest/passion for the industry, it's a must-see. Allow about 3-4 hours time.
The exhibits in the main building was great. Then walk over to the aviation building for more planes. And of course sign up for the Shuttle Flight trainer.
Enjoyable museum. The docent-led tour of the WW1 and WW2 section was excellent. It's also fun to look through Air Force 1 and the original Boeing "Red Barn" Factory.
Fantastic museum both from what they have and how it's presented. This museum is even better than the Smithsonian. An entire day could easily be spent here.
Allow a huge amount of time if you love planes. Love all the stories built around the exhibits. Especially love the Concorde and Air Force One that you can walk through.
We dare you to visit the Aviation Learning Center and see what it's like being a pilot, follow that up with finding the aircraft you like best and photographing it.
After a 30 year career training crews for every shuttle mission, NASA's FFT (Full Fuselage Trainer) is leaving its home at the Johnson Space Center in Houston Texas, bound for The Museum of Flight!
"Home of the only remaining M-21 variant ,Serial number 60-6940, of the A-12 blackbird. This particular bird was designed to carry the Lockheed D-21, which was a unmanned mach 3.35 recon drone."
This might sound obvious, but there is not much here for you if you are not into airplanes. Duh, I know. I went to give it a shot because it was so highly rated, but it wasn't really my jam. Oh well!
To travel from the Airport, take the train to Tukwilla Station and then bus 124. From Seattle downton take bus 24 which then becomes 124 when leaves the city. To travel back to the city, take the 124.