Museum of Flight

Toward the south of Seattle, the Museum of Flight introduces precisely reestablished memorable flying machine and also displays that give understanding into the advancement of aeronautics through to the Space Age. Additionally on the property, the Red Barn is the place W. E. Boeing built his first air ship in 1916. This 15-section of land grounds incorporates more than 160 air and shuttle, the first Boeing Aircraft production line, pilot training programs, and many fun, intuitive displays and family exercises. From the world's most seasoned military aircraft to the supersonic Concorde, the main full-scale NASA Space Shuttle Trainer and the wonderful Boeing 787 Dreamliner, you'll see the machines and experience the stories of the individuals who flew them. The one of a kind, 3-section of land Aviation Pavillion offers the emotional improvement of expansive flying machine in an outside exhibition with a bistro and kids' play area.