| Museum of Flight |
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Reviews / Comments by our visitors
| Darrel , Minnesota |  xenical buy viagra online clomid propecia levitra ------------------ buy xenical buy levitra celexa 05/17/2008 @ 23:25 [ref: 7792] |
| nina , Massachusetts |  i was to come here for a report but found it rather boring 06/08/2006 @ 15:07 [ref: 5061] |
| W. W. Walz Anacortes, Washington |  We took our grandsons, ages 4 and 6, to the Museum of Flight. It was the most wonderful experience they could have had. They were able to, in the childrens area, work the controls, watch what the effects were and have a great experience. We are members and recommend anyone who likes aviation to support the museumt. Even though we have been to the National Museum in DC, we feel that the Museum of flight is one of the best. 01/14/2006 @ 16:58 [ref: 4709] |
| Gioni Licciardino Caracas, | Excelent museum... THE FIRST B747-100 IS THERE!, I will go again soon. Caracas, Venezuela 11/18/2005 @ 15:17 [ref: 4595] |
| Scott Shea Londonderry, New Hampshire | Very impressive displays inside and out! The Super Corsair, the Gee Bee Z, and the SR-71 are well worth the price of admission! You can even sit in a cockpit of an SR-71 and F/A-18. One of the Concorde's is availible to walk through! You can also walk through the old presidential VIP-707 And do your best Richard Nixon impersonation! 07/25/2005 @ 12:03 [ref: 4278] |
| John Weeks , Minnesota | The Museum of Flight has on loan from the US Air Force museum program B-29 Superfortress 44-69729, named T Square 54. It was being restored in the parking lot of the museum. At this time, the aircraft is no longer on display. It has been moved to an off-site restoration facility for some work that was beyond what could safely be done in the parking lot. The aircraft will eventually be back on display at the Museum of Flight. 07/03/2005 @ 13:50 [ref: 4203] |
| Darryl , Washington | The Museum of Flight does NOT have a B-29. Having said that, however, their collection is quite nice, and the restoration center in Everett has some very interesting projects going on. Last time I went, they were working on a de Havilland Comet and an F7U Cutlass, along with the aforementioned Crusader and Wildcat (they also had a disassembled Vampire.) The Museum's also recently put out a B-47 Stratojet, and gotten a MiG-15 and MiG-17F, which I believe are on loan. 07/01/2005 @ 11:49 [ref: 4191] |
| Cookle , Quebec | I thought it was a really cool place. They had lots of great exhibitions and the people there are very nice. 04/22/2005 @ 15:34 [ref: 4001] |
| K Hull Tacoma, Washington | I must be blunt, the MoF is an excellent museum, on par with every other aviation museum in teh world, the fact that we just landed a Concorde is proof of that. The museum also has a B-52G that is currently at its restoration center in Everett, across from Boeing's Huge 747/767/777 assembly building. They also have several other aircraft in Everett such as the first F-8 Crusader, an F4F Wildcat, and many more. 10/24/2004 @ 02:04 [ref: 3523] |
| David Natali , Washington | The new Personal Courage wing is very impressive and a must see for WWI and WWII aviation enthusiasts. 09/27/2004 @ 17:14 [ref: 3430] |
External pages about this museum
| http://www.museumofflight.org/ |
Last updated: 02/14/00.
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