The Lone Star Flight Museum, located in Houston, Texas, is an aerospace museum that displays more than 24 historically significant aircraft, and many …
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Feb 15, 2025
Such a cool place if you’re interested in aircraft and some of the history behind them, you get to see some great planes from history. On display was a midsize bombers from the Doolittle mission to…Full review by LiverpoolTexan
Jan 26, 2025
I had thought that over my many previous visits to Houston I had seen pretty much all there was to see, so I'm not sure how I had missed this place. It is a must-see for all the aircraft freaks like …Full review by thewhinerdiner
Nov 7, 2024
We had opened the Visitor Center at the Johnson Space Center on Wednesday, September 4, 2024, and had expected to spend the entire day there. We left in midafternoon and were looking for something el…Full review by Rex A S
Can anyone advise which days of the week the museum runs their joy flights? We have tried contacting them directly but not had a response. Thank you.
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I'm a volunteer docent at the museum. Our customer flight experiences are currently available in 7 different airplanes at a variety of prices. The majority of flights are on the …
I'm a volunteer docent at the museum. Our customer flight experiences are currently available in 7 different airplanes at a variety of prices. The majority of flights are on the weekends as most of our pilots and customers have jobs during the week. Generally, flight operations commence in April and end in early November each year. Our Boeing B-17 bomber is currently only 1 of 10 flying in the world and our Douglas SBD Dauntless dive bomber is 1 of less than 5 flying in the world. There are minimum age, agility and maximum weight requirements.
I was wondering do you have sessions at your flight learning academy for museum visitors during the summer holidays or is the flight learning only available to groups?
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I am a volunteer docent at the museum. Our Aviation Learning Center (ALC) is currently one of only two in the USA. It operates weekdays for scheduled groups of students from 5th …
I am a volunteer docent at the museum. Our Aviation Learning Center (ALC) is currently one of only two in the USA. It operates weekdays for scheduled groups of students from 5th through 12th grades. On weekends, the simulator portion of the ALC is available to the public at specified hours as our Pilot Experience at an additional charge to the museum admission and with minimum age requirements. The full ALC experience takes about 3 hours for students to complete. Separate from the ALC is the museum's Flight Academy (FA) which is part of the general admission charge. The FA contains a number of hands on, interactive exhibits demonstrating the principles of flight and also includes 2 hang glider simulators. The simulators are great fun for all ages.
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After you have purchased your flight, please contact our Flight Scheduler, Emily McGowan at [email protected] or 346-352-7679. Please include your flight confirmation number and...
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