Flight Path Museum & Learning Center

“Visited this place twice. First because our kid was into aviation and the place surprised me because it was spacious, displays of different commercial aircraft and various flight attendant uniforms from different airlines. Only the adults get to pay for only $5 and yes kids come in free and parking area is also spacious. Staff is amazing. The 2nd visit we had we decided to take our kid’s closest friends as part of his birthday celebration. The kids had so much fun because there were volunteers who took them outside and shared some history about the airport and surrounding area and they also get to wear mini high-visibility safet vests. Totally recommend for a mini field trip!”

“Some of the nicest staff in the world, they are all volunteers and are really knowledgable in aviation. They can let you on to the tarmac and go planespotting. If you try to run, the staff will probably tackle you. Never knew an airline called viva aerobus. Has a really cool livery and uses A320-200. The museum is split up with many plane models and flight attendant uniforms. One of the staff enjoyed flying PSA, which merged to US Airways, which merged to AA, which back then was in bankruptcy. The museum is also located at the old general aviation terminal and next to 2 cargo stands. The cargo stands had recieved AN124 arrivals before due to the Boeing facility nearby.”

“Friendly staff, bigger than I expected. If you're into commercial aviation, this is the place for you. You have a clear view of planes taking off and landing. The different companies flight attendant uniforms was pretty cool. The live communication from the control was pretty cool also. A section for space. $ 5 entry, free parking. A must visit. Seeing how big a plane is closed up is very different from traveling... the planes are massive. If you're not into aviation, i'm sure you'll find something that you will enjoy.”