Family Aviation Day 2025
March 8, 2025Â Â |Â Â 9:00 AM – 4:00 PMÂ Â |Â FREE and Open to the Public
We will have open cockpits and aircraft to explore, WWII re-enactors to engage with, exciting STEM activities, pilots and guides telling their own fascinating stories tied with the aircraft, and much more! We can’t wait to welcome you!
  
  
This year, we are excited to announce that handicap transport will be provided by Happy Hour Service Center for the duration of the event. Thank you Happy Hour Service Center!
Check out the fun we had last year!
2024 photos
See a video of “Spot” the robotic dog!  Click Here
*Retired Maj. Gen. Rick Goddard, who commanded the Warner Robins Air Logistics Center at Robins Air Force Base and flew 180 combat missions in the F-100, is participating in Family Aviation Day! You can find him telling his stories, stationed by his plane.* Listen To Gen Goddard as he shares his experience as pilot of the F-100D Super Sabre! Click Here
Overview
- Walk through specific aircraft
- Climb into select open fuselages and cockpits
- Docents on-site to share information and learn about our premier exhibits
- The young can participate in engaging STEM Activities
- Visit
four climate controlled exhibit hangars - View the B-17 being restored
- Meet units from Robins Air Force Base
- Food Trucks
- Playground at pavilions
- Gift Shop
- Virtual Reality Simulator in the Eagle Building. Choose from 9 rides!
- and… so much more!
Visitor Guidelines
We want to ensure you have a safe and enjoyable visit to the Museum of Aviation. Please keep the following in mind to ensure the safety of yourself and others who are visiting:
- Bags Subject to Check
- No Unsupervised Children or Youth Groups – All children and youth groups must be accompanied by supervising adults.
- Groups must check in at the Eagle Desk. If the group is unscheduled the Volunteer will have the group leader read and sign the Self-Guided Field Trip form.
- No Climbing Onto or Entering Unauthorized Aircraft or Vehicles.
- No Bicycles, Skate Boards, Skates, Roller Blades or Roller Shoes, Running, Horseplay, or Loud Behavior.
- No Crossing of Roped or Barricaded Areas.
- No Pets – Seeing eye and other special needs animals are permitted.
- No Smoking Inside any Building, Aircraft or Exhibit.
- No Intoxicated Persons or Illegal Drug Use Permitted.
- Shoes, Shirts and other Appropriate Attire Must Be Worn.
- No Glass Containers
- No Drones
- No Canopies or Tents
- No Coolers
- No Large Bags
Information
Campus Map
Contact: Karen Ross | kross@museumofaviation.org
We Appreciate our 2025 Sponsors!Â
We Appreciate our 2024 Sponsors!Â
We wish to thank the following Sponsors and Donors
