Aviation museum featuring historic aircraft, interactive flight exhibits, and galleries exploring the history of flight and aerospace innovation.
Sunday: 12pm to 5pm
Last admission is recommended at least one hour before closing
Youth (12–17): $15
Children (5–11): $12
Seniors (65+): $15
Children 4 and under: Free
How to Get There
From Houston (15 mi): Take I-45 S toward the Gulf Freeway, exit toward Ellington Airport, follow Dixie Farm Road and Aerospace Avenue, and continue directly to the museum entrance at Ellington Airport.
Overview
The Lone Star Flight Museum, at Ellington Airport, preserves the story of flight through a collection of restored military and civilian aircraft, from World War II warbirds to classic transports, housed in spacious hangars. Visitors can walk beneath towering wings, examine historic cockpits, and try interactive displays that explain the science and engineering behind aviation.
Flight simulators let guests experience the challenge of piloting an aircraft, and the museum hosts special events and aircraft presentations throughout the year for a closer look at historic airplanes.
Notable Highlights
Restored Aircraft Collection
Walk beneath historic military and civilian aircraft ranging from World War II warbirds to classic transports.
Texas Aviation Hall of Fame
Honors the pilots, innovators, astronauts, and industry leaders who helped shape aviation history.
Flight Simulators
Hands-on simulators let visitors try their hand at the challenges of piloting an aircraft.
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