I don’t have live updates right now, but here’s how you can get the latest news about The Museum of Flight quickly.
- Check major Seattle news outlets and the museum’s official site: they typically post reopening dates, new exhibits, and events.
- Social media: Twitter/X and Facebook pages for The Museum of Flight often share timely updates and photos from ongoing exhibitions.
- Local press roundups: look for recent feature stories or press releases from organizations like The Museum of Flight or local reporters.
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SEATTLE — The Museum of Flight is now cleared for take-off.
www.kiro7.comSEATTLE - Seattle's Museum of Flight is spreading its wings and soaring into the future, with its biggest expansion in its 51-year-history. The museum's new Aviation Pavilion opens Saturday, just a short walk over the skybridge, on the other side of East Marginal Way next to the Space Shuttle Exhibit. The new outdoor pavilion is the size of two football fields. The huge, roofed, outdoor gallery will be home to a new exhibit featuring commercial flight. "It’s nine stories tall, this building,...
www.fox13seattle.comDue to the recent concerns over the Cornavirus (COVID-19) we are taking additional precautions, and committed to keeping our staff and guests healthy.
pages.museumofflight.org/PRNewswire/ -- The Museum of Flight today previewed its new, 3-acre Aviation Pavilion. The 9-story high roofed outdoor gallery doubles the Museum's exhibit...
www.prnewswire.comThe Museum of Flight will celebrate its 60th anniversary on September 13–14 with a weekend of special tours, exhibits, and family activities. Highlights include a talk by the Museum’s first executive director, Howard Lovering, the debut of a newly donated Learjet 24A, and the premiere of Their Memory Lives, a documentary about the famed Flying Tigers of World War II.
vintageaviationnews.comA Look Inside the Museum of Flight's New Aviation Pavilion
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