The museum welcomes you to it's newest hall: The Aviation Wing. Look around to find the men and machines behind the story of flight. Were these pioneers heroic or foolhardy?

Those Fabulous and Foolhardy Flyers (Part 1)- Flight from Icarus to Orville and Part 2 - Flight From Wilber to War. Part 3 - The Warbirds of W.W. 1.

The Mystery of the Hindenburg Disaster - It was the biggest thing that ever flew. Was its fiery end the result of an accident or sabotage?

Strange Aircraft From the Early Years of Flight - Many early builders took a trial and error approach to their designs. Check out some of the results.

Gustave Whitehead - Did he Beat the Wright Brothers into the Sky?

Real Flying Saucers - Disc shaped aircraft through the ages.

Crossing the Atlantic By Air - On July 25th, 1909, Louis Bleriot stunned the world by using an airplane to cross the English Channel. Only ten years later the first men to fly the Atlantic would tackle a distance of over one-hundred times greater than that of the Channel flight and incalculably more dangerous.

Amelia Earhart's Last Flight - The record breaking American aviator disappears in the Pacific without a trace.

The Mystery Airship of 1896 - What was the strange light seen crusing through the 19th Century American skies?

What Happened to the Rocket Belt?- It's been around for more than forty years. Why can't I fly one?

Rocket Racing - Will this new, dangerous sport catch on?

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