Join us as we honor the accomplishments of famed air and space pioneers. They are some of the world’s most significant aviation pilots, crew members, visionaries, inventors, aerospace engineers, businessmen, designers, spokesmen and space pioneers. They highlight the importance of technology and innovation.
Leonardo da Vinci remains one of the most fascinating people history has ever known, and the San Diego Air & Space Museum vividly brings to life his inventions, artworks, machines and robotics with the amazing Da Vinci: The Ultimate Innovator special exhibition, now open at the Museum.
The Blue Angels made a rare public appearance at the San Diego Air & Space Museum on Wednesday, Sept. 30, thrilling more than 150 local children and their families who attended the free event. The Blue Angels were in San Diego as the headline act for the three-day 2015 Miramar Air Show: A Salute to Veterans and Their Families from Oct. 2-4. They met with children, took photographs, and signed autographs during their appearance at the Museum.
San Diego Air & Space Museum guests are buzzing with excitement over the recently installed “Celebration of the End of World War II” exhibit. The curatorial team has put together a very nicely done presentation of many of the critical events of the war itself and of the key players involved.
our support ensures that we preserve significant artifacts of air and space history and technology; inspire excellence in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics; educate the public about the historical and social significance of air and space technology; and its future promise as a pathway to advanced innovations; celebrate aviation and space flight history and technology.
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