Michigan Flight Museum teaches about aviation technology and the importance of flight through past wars and and the emergence of commercial aviation in the US
We are open until 8pm on June10th! Come and explore the Museum after dinner or destress here after work by looking at planes 😁
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We are open until 8pm today! Come and explore the Museum after dinner or destress here after work by looking at planes 😁
Save money and buy admission online: https://t.co/t2DG8WKRXp
We have extended hours on Thursday, May 13th! Join us until 8pm and spend the evening among our aircraft.
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Join us for Virtual History Night on May 5th! Dr. Teasel Muir-Harmony, curator at the National Air and Space Museum will be speaking on her new book "A Political History of Project Apollo".
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Spend an evening sampling several types of craft beers and wines from local breweries and wineries while viewing our historic aircraft.
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Fun Fact Friday! Did you know that our A-4C Skyhawk is capable of carrying a bomb load equivalent to our B-17 Yankee Lady?
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Did you know that our B-17 Yankee Lady is in the markings of the 8th Air Force, 381st Bomb Squadron flying out of Ridgewell, England? This color scheme is a memorial to the late Joseph Slavik who flew thirty-five… https://t.co/qvzVoAtY4l
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It’s Here! The Mighty Tri-Motor Joins the Air Adventure Fleet!
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Did you know that the Huey was the first mass produced helicopter powered by a jet turbine? Take an unforgettable ride in one this summer!
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June 6, 1944, more than 156,000 American, British and Canadian troops stormed 50 miles of Normandy’s beaches in northern France that were occupied by the German Nazis, in an operation that would prove to be a critical turning point in World War Two
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