The open-air Museum shows the history of aviation in Southern Nevada, from the first flight in 1920 through the introduction of jets. The Museum focuses on the history of commercial and general aviation, and is open 24 hours a day. The Museum's main exhibit is located above baggage claim on level two, with an additional exhibit in the general and corporate aviation terminal operated by Signature Flight Support.
Admission is free.
For those who like to watch the operations at the airport, a parking area is available south of the airport on Sunset Road, with a transceiver to listen to the towers communications with the aircraft landing and taking off. Just tune your AM radio to 1610, and you can follow the conversation. Metered Parking 2. The Canyon Blaster begins with the lift, which peaks at 90 feet before dropping you at a 45-degree angle into the first of two loops. You'll understand why after just one visit to Ocean Spray's Cranberry World West.