The EAA Aviation Museum will reopen on a limited basis August 3, the first time the facility has opened its doors since late March when the COVID-19 pandemic broke out. The museum will, however, limit the size of groups and the total number of visitors allowed in the facility at any time. In addition, high-touchpoint areas and exhibits will remain closed and higher levels of cleaning and disinfecting are part of the reopening process throughout the facility.
EAA Aviation Museum Reopens on August 3
Key Takeaways:
- The EAA Aviation Museum will reopen on a limited basis August 3, the first time since its March closure due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
- The reopening includes strict health and safety protocols such as limited visitor numbers, temperature checks, mandatory masks, physical distancing, enhanced cleaning, and the closure of high-touch exhibits and certain areas like KidVenture.
- Despite operational adjustments, a new exhibit featuring a Vietnam War Huey helicopter has been added and will be open in the Eagle Hangar.
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