Did you know the only U.S. airline to fly the Concorde was Braniff? Come to our next Museum of Flying Speaker Series in the theater at 1:00pm on Sunday, August 11th to experience a flight aboard Braniff's magnificent SST! BI Concorde | The Museum of Flying
Announcing Santa Monica’s first Aviation Collectibles Show! The Museum of Flying is proud to announce its 2019 Aviation Expo – a brand new, exciting, and convenient venue for Santa Monica’s first-ever premier aviation collectibles show and swap meet. Sunday, August 18, 2019 10:00am to 5:00pm $10 All-day Admission THE MUSEUM OF FLYING, 3100 Airport Ave., […]
The 58th Annual Porsche Club of America, Los Angeles region Concours d'Elegance is almost upon on. Join us on Sunday, September 15, 2019 for a Sunday to remember! Every year since 1960, Porsche Club LA hosts a Concours d’Elegance, a friendly competition among Porsche owners to determine the most well-cared for cars. This fun event […]
Please take note that the Museum of Flying will be closed to the public today for a private event
Please take note that the Museum of Flying will be closed to the public today for a private event
Halloween | Museum of Flying Come to the Museum of Flying on Halloween for some pre Trick-or-Treat fun. Kids (13 and under) who come to the Museum in costume from 12:00-close will get in free with a paying adult*. Adults who come in costume get in for the Children's price. *maximum 4 kids per paying […]
Please take note that the Museum of Flying will be closed to the public today for a private event
Please take note that the Museum of Flying will be closed to the public today due to a private special event
Due to the current health situation, the Lockheed U-2 Speaker Program at the Museum of Flying featuring Francis Gary Powers, Jr. on 03/22 has been cancelled. We appreciate your understanding, and hope to reschedule this program sometime next year. Francis Gray Powers, Jr. is a noted author and world authority on his Father's career […]
Ask any pilot about their favorite airplane and the answer's always instantaneous. For retired airline Captain Brian Schiff, it's the Boeing 727 trijet, an aircraft he proudly flew for TWA for the better part of his career. Brian proudly continued his family's tradition in aviation because his father, Barry Schiff, flew that airline's first jetliner […]