Allow at least one hour. Your participants and chaperones explore these questions and more during the self-guided journey of the Museum's Great Gallery. Participants examine aircraft and exhibits in the Museum and answer questions in their new Take Off Tour booklets about aircraft design, technology, and use of these planes over time. Program requires one chaperone for every five children, with a maximum of six chaperones. Pay for your group in a single transaction.
Program requires one chaperone for every five children, with a maximum of six chaperones.
Pay for your group in a single transaction. Since ancient times, people have wanted to take to the skies. Learn about many cultures' dreams of flight through their folklore and myth, and then join us for a walk through history as we trace the development of flight from early gliders through the space program. Discussion will focus on pivotal innovations on aircraft materials and design that led to the great advancements we have seen over the last 100 years. Program requires one chaperone for every ten students, with a maximum of five chaperones.