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Women Airforce Service Pilots walk among North American AT-6 aircraft at an American base during World War II. [Credit: Public Domain/Museum of Flight]

WASPs: Honoring ‘The Women With Silver Wings’

Seattle’s Museum of Flight to host Memorial Day tribute to WWII’s female pilots.

Student in a classroom [Credit: Shutterstock]

High School Aeronautical Program Expands in Washington State

Museum of Flight partners with New Market Skills Center in effort to provide teens tuition-free path to aviation careers.

Marge Marques (left) and Zonia Arauzo (model Hughes Airwest flight attendant uniforms for a promotional photo shoot in 1987. [Credit: Museum of Flight]

Fashion and Flying at the Museum of Flight

Temporary ‘Runway to Runway’ exhibit unpacks changing workplace expectations, gender roles, and racial barriers that defined cabin crew profession.

From ‘Fishbed’ to Fine Art: The Stunning MiG-21 Project

South African artist and team transform a decommissioned Soviet fighter into a massive, colorful beadwork sculpture.

FLYING Magazine Also Went to War 80 Years Ago

Exploits of the Greatest Generation graced pages in many ways in the publication once known as Popular Aviation.

Around-the-World Flight Centennial Celebrations Planned

In 1924, four highly modified Douglas World Cruisers took off from Seattle on the first flight around the globe.

Blue Angels Dominate Seafair in Pacific Northwest

Seattle air and sea festival celebrates its 75th anniversary.

Brother, Sister Receive FAA Wright Brothers Master Pilot Award

The siblings have more than 100 years of aviation experience between them.

All Flight Jackets Tell a Story

Original or tribute, flight jackets are cherished articles.

Fly a Virtual Sopwith Camel

Visitors to the Museum of Flight in Seattle will soon have an opportunity to experience the earliest days of military aviation thanks to the collaboration of two local technology companies.