Get answers to your questions about the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum's Air and Space Quarterly publication.
Air & Space magazine as a commercial publication has been discontinued; in its place, you will receive Air & Space Quarterly, which celebrates human achievements in aerospace and looks toward a future that includes space tourism, pilotless aircraft, and hypersonic passenger flight. This ad-free publication of the National Air and Space Museum is only available to National Air and Space Society members.
Previously, Air & Space magazine was published by Smithsonian Enterprises as a commercial publication. By bringing this publication in-house at the National Air and Space Museum as Air & Space Quarterly, we are able to share the expertise of the Museum and the latest in aviation and space with members in this non-commercial publication, ad-free. To ensure we continue to bring the same great air and space stories readers expect, key staff from Air & Space magazine form the core of the Air & Space Quarterly team.
Unlike Air & Space magazine, Air & Space Quarterly does not contain any commercial ads. This means that all 50 pages of ASQ contain content about aviation, space, and the museum. We believe this is a better experience for our readers, and much of the page reduction is due to the elimination of those pages of commercial ads. Additionally, the magazine is designed and printed on quality paper to be a publication that you keep and revisit for years to come.
Given the trends and environment for print publications, and to ensure we could create a sustainable way to continue to produce a quality publication, we have followed the model of many non-profit organizations that have shifted to quarterly publications, such as The Nature Conservancy, The Audubon Society, etc. in order to mitigate printing and mailing costs, while still sharing their mission-related work. We know there will be some subscribers disappointed with the changes, and that is why we did want to make sure there were options for you.
Your Air & Space Associate membership has transferred to the National Air & Space Society. The remaining dollar value on your Associate membership has been used to determine your new membership level in the Society. Associate members are now full members of the National Air & Space Society, with all the benefits of annual membership through December 31, 2022.
The remaining value left on your Air & Space Associate membership, including the unserved issues of Air & Space magazine, determined the new National Air and Space Society membership level corresponding to the annual dues. Your new National Air and Space Society membership level is equal to or greater than the value of the remainder of your Associate membership. For example, if there was $20 remaining on your Associate membership, that equated to a one year membership at the Wright Flyer level, valued at $35.
Remaining Dollar Value
| Wright Flyer | $0.00 | -to- | $35.00 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Spirit of St. Louis | $35.01 | -to- | $50.00 |
| Bell X-1 Glamorous Glennis | $50.01 | -to- | $100.00 |
| Mercury Friendship 7 | $100.01 | -to- | $250.00 |
| Apollo 11 Eagle | $250.01 | -to- | $500.00 |
In addition to Air & Space Quarterly, as a member of the Society at the Wright Flyer level which has annual dues of $35, you will receive the following exclusive benefits:
At the Spirit of St. Louis level which has annual dues of $50, you will receive:
At the Bell X-1 Glamorous Glennis level which has annual dues of $100, you will receive:
At the Mercury Friendship 7 level which has annual dues of $250, you will receive:
At the Apollo 11 Eagle level which has membership dues of $500, you will receive:
The new Air & Space Quarterly publication is created in-house at the National Air and Space Museum for members of the National Air and Space Society.
If you would rather receive Smithsonian magazine instead of a Society membership, please write to NASMmembership@si.edu.
Get answers to your questions about the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum's Air and Space Quarterly publication.
Air & Space magazine as a commercial publication has been discontinued; in its place, you will receive Air & Space Quarterly, which celebrates human achievements in aerospace and looks toward a future that includes space tourism, pilotless aircraft, and hypersonic passenger flight. This ad-free publication of the National Air and Space Museum is only available to National Air and Space Society members.
Previously, Air & Space magazine was published by Smithsonian Enterprises as a commercial publication. By bringing this publication in-house at the National Air and Space Museum as Air & Space Quarterly, we are able to share the expertise of the Museum and the latest in aviation and space with members in this non-commercial publication, ad-free. To ensure we continue to bring the same great air and space stories readers expect, key staff from Air & Space magazine form the core of the Air & Space Quarterly team.
Unlike Air & Space magazine, Air & Space Quarterly does not contain any commercial ads. This means that all 50 pages of ASQ contain content about aviation, space, and the museum. We believe this is a better experience for our readers, and much of the page reduction is due to the elimination of those pages of commercial ads. Additionally, the magazine is designed and printed on quality paper to be a publication that you keep and revisit for years to come.
Given the trends and environment for print publications, and to ensure we could create a sustainable way to continue to produce a quality publication, we have followed the model of many non-profit organizations that have shifted to quarterly publications, such as The Nature Conservancy, The Audubon Society, etc. in order to mitigate printing and mailing costs, while still sharing their mission-related work. We know there will be some subscribers disappointed with the changes, and that is why we did want to make sure there were options for you.
Your Air & Space Associate membership has transferred to the National Air & Space Society. The remaining dollar value on your Associate membership has been used to determine your new membership level in the Society. Associate members are now full members of the National Air & Space Society, with all the benefits of annual membership through December 31, 2022.
The remaining value left on your Air & Space Associate membership, including the unserved issues of Air & Space magazine, determined the new National Air and Space Society membership level corresponding to the annual dues. Your new National Air and Space Society membership level is equal to or greater than the value of the remainder of your Associate membership. For example, if there was $20 remaining on your Associate membership, that equated to a one year membership at the Wright Flyer level, valued at $35.
Remaining Dollar Value
| Wright Flyer | $0.00 | -to- | $35.00 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Spirit of St. Louis | $35.01 | -to- | $50.00 |
| Bell X-1 Glamorous Glennis | $50.01 | -to- | $100.00 |
| Mercury Friendship 7 | $100.01 | -to- | $250.00 |
| Apollo 11 Eagle | $250.01 | -to- | $500.00 |
In addition to Air & Space Quarterly, as a member of the Society at the Wright Flyer level which has annual dues of $35, you will receive the following exclusive benefits:
At the Spirit of St. Louis level which has annual dues of $50, you will receive:
At the Bell X-1 Glamorous Glennis level which has annual dues of $100, you will receive:
At the Mercury Friendship 7 level which has annual dues of $250, you will receive:
At the Apollo 11 Eagle level which has membership dues of $500, you will receive:
The new Air & Space Quarterly publication is created in-house at the National Air and Space Museum for members of the National Air and Space Society.
If you would rather receive Smithsonian magazine instead of a Society membership, please write to NASMmembership@si.edu.