The San Diego Air & Space Museum invites you to experience the extraordinary with the debut of an all-new Ripley’s Believe It or Not!® exhibit. Packed with mind-boggling oddities, rare artifacts, and unbelievable stories, this special exhibition promises to amaze, entertain, and spark curiosity for guests of all ages.
As we celebrate over 60 years of “Preserving, Inspiring, Educating, and Celebrating” all the wonders of air and space, we invite you to take part in a long- standing San Diego Air & Space Museum tradition - our 42nd Annual Charity Golf Tournament.
Fling It to Wing It is an exciting middle school competition where the engineering design process comes alive through aerospace innovation. The mission: design a plane and launcher that flies the longest distance—without being too big, too light, or too expensive.
After several years of meticulous restoration, the San Diego Air & Space Museum’s Aeronca L-3 Grasshopper has successfully passed its annual inspection and is now in the final stage of returning to full airworthy status.
Picture all the joys of Summer Camp — smiling faces, snacks in hand, themed outfits ready, and curiosity set for launch. The San Diego Air & Space Museum offers dynamic camps for students in TK through 12th grade.
Among the uniforms and flight gear preserved in the Museum’s collection are artifacts that represent not only military service, but individual decisions made at pivotal moments in history. The collection of Captain Stanley Millick Moore Anderson offers a powerful example.
Sleek and elegant, the North American P-51D Mustang was truly a “fighter pilot’s dream.” It is perhaps the best known fighter aircraft of all time.
Over the centuries, the pursuit of aviation has flourished in the minds of millions, from the sketches of Leonardo da Vinci to the rise of space tourism. The road to success has been laden with setbacks and tragedies for those yearning to touch the sky. However, for Black Americans, their journey has been fraught with intolerance and adversity.
Thoughtful philanthropy plays an essential role in advancing education and innovation - values at the heart of the San Diego Air & Space Museum’s mission to provide high quality, hands-on STEM learning opportunities to San Diego students.
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