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A building for the future

Occupying a spectacular site at Thomas Mallen Road and Geiger Boulevard near Spokane International Airport, the vaulted glass gallery of the first phase will shelter suspended aircraft and interactive exhibits. Dining and event space will overlook the gallery floor adjacent to research and restoration facilities.

First Floor

First Floor Plan

second floor

Second Floor Plan

Preserving Stories of Courage and Discovery

Your membership will build a place where personal stories will be alive in interactive exhibits representing aviation and military science. Relationships with area schools and students who visit to experience history will continue to grow. Your support will insure that our children and their families experience individual stories of honor and duty before they are lost forever.

Preserving Examples of Aviation Technology

Your membership will build a center where unique aircraft representing the evolution of aeronautic engineering will be experienced in an environment of changing daylight. Rare technology will be presented in the context of individual lives and important events. Your support will insure that those with the understanding of the workings of historic aircraft can share their irreplaceable knowledge.

Contributing to the Regional Economy

Your membership will build a destination with an annual impact of $26 million to our area as visitors are attracted to Spokane. Conference and event space will generate revenue and attract a wider audience to the benefits of membership. Your support will allow traveling Smithsonian exhibitions from the National Air and Space museum to revitalize the permanent collection, increasing the frequency of patron visits.

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Phase 1A and 1B
Phase 2 Hangar Gallery
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