No one rolled and tumbled an airplane like Sean D. Tucker. Hear from a renowned aerobatic pilot about his inspiring career.

Explore the past and future of supersonic flight.

Hear a firsthand account of the USS Hornet's recovery of the Apollo 11 astronauts and spacecraft, featuring a helicopter pilot, Navy diver, and flight surgeon.

When taking astronaut fitness tests is just a footnote in your long list of accomplishments, you know you’ve had an amazing career. Join Gene Nora Jessen for a conversation about her extensive aviation career.

Explore innovative uses of drones. Featuring John Petersen of Air Shepherd, Will Hetzler of Zipline, and Sharon Rossmark from Women and Drones. Tickets are free, but must be reserved in advance.

When Afghan-American pilot Shaesta Waiz decided to fly around the world, she knew she wanted to do it for something bigger than herself. Last year, Waiz became the youngest woman to circumnavigate the globe solo in a single-engine aircraft—and along the way, she inspired girls and boys to pursue STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) fields and aviation careers.

Imagine zooming through the air at 415 miles per hour in a personal aircraft you designed and built from scratch. That's all in a day's work for the team behind Nemesis Air Racing. 

In this fast-paced lecture, Miles O’Brien reveals the media’s record of aviation journalism, beginning with the Wright brothers in December 1903.

In this lecture, Heather "Lucky" Penney and her father John Penney will discuss their experiences on 9/11, their shared passion for aviation, and their inspiring service to our nation.