"Seattle Museum of Flight Tour"

"Seattle Museum of Flight Tour" I've heard a lot about the Seattle Museum of Flight, and I finally had the chance to visit. I was shocked by the grand scale of the museum as soon as I entered. It was easy to buy tickets on site. I first went to the Boeing Company History Exhibition, which was like walking into a scroll of Boeing's growth and seeing the glory of Boeing's journey. Then I came to the Aircraft Exhibition of Various Eras, which was a grand view of aircraft, and various strange-shaped aircraft were dazzling. The Aerospace Exhibition Hall showed me the great journey of human exploration of the sky. The World War I and World War II aircraft exhibition in the Personal Courage Pavilion made me feel as if I had traveled back to the war-torn era. Those military aircraft, such as B-17F, B-29, and B-47, each had their own stories. The outdoor exhibition hall is also not to be missed, where I saw many large aircraft. There are too many exhibits here that cannot be missed. The world's fastest SR-71 Blackbird reconnaissance aircraft, it was parked there quietly, but still exuded its former glory, after all, it maintained the world record created in 1976. There are also the only supersonic Concorde on the west coast of the United States, the first Boeing 747-100, 727, 737, 787, British Airways Concorde, Air Force One of Nixon's visit to China, F-18A/B Hornet fighter, etc., each of which made me excited. I found that this museum is not only suitable for aviation enthusiasts like me, but also a fun place for children. There are aviation experience halls, children's flight areas, space exploration exhibitions, flight simulators, special events and workshops. I think I can bring children to feel the charm of aviation next time. In short, the Seattle Museum of Flight is a very worthwhile place to visit, where you can feel the greatness and magic of aviation.