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Wisk Aero Gen 5 featured on the Boeing Everett Factory Gallery floor.

Gallery

GALLERY

The Gallery features current and future Boeing products and services. Learn about Boeing’s Legacy of Innovation and discover exciting new products and services being explored by Boeing now–including space and hypersonic travel, sustainable fuels, autonomous aerial systems and much more.

  • Purchase Gallery / Sky Deck tickets on site at our Ticket Desk or online HERE.
  • Gallery / Sky Deck access is also included with Boeing Factory Tour tickets.

Here are a few highlights from our Gallery:

Wisk: Revolutionizing Urban Transportation

Wisk and Boeing are proud to contribute to the growth of sustainable aviation and transform the way people move within cities. Check out real Wisk aircraft in our Gallery — the only place in the Pacific Northwest where you can get an up-close view and learn about our collaboration to advance the future of urban transportation.

Wisk Aero Gen 1 in vertical takeoff, with clear skies and mountain peaks in the background. Wisk Aero Gen 5 hovering in the air, with a light haze and the silhouette of mountains in the distance. Wisk Aero Gen 5 displayed on the Boeing Future of Flight Gallery floor, with large hangar windows letting in sunlight from behind.

Kids' Zone

Fun, hands-on activities that inspire open play and creativity. Try experimenting with Bernoulli's Principle, design and share your aerospace innovations and more!

Two girls sitting at our Kids' Zone table working on a coloring activity. A smiling girl proudly holding up a completed drawing. A group of kids playing at the Bernoulli table in our Kids' Zone.

We Can Do It: The Legacy of Rosie the Riveter

Explore images from the Boeing Historical Archives to learn how the women of Boeing helped to shape the war efforts during the country's greatest time of need. See how these trailblazers paved the way for a more equitable, diverse and inclusive Boeing.

A snapshot of our new Rosie exhibit, featuring two iconic Rosie photos in black and white, hung on a metal truss. A black and white image of our "Rosies" packing up airplane gunning equipment together. A black an white image of over 50 of our "Rosies" posed beneath and on top of the wing and fuselage of a Boeing war plane.

Queen of the Skies: Celebrating the Boeing 747

Take a visual journey through the historic legacy of the 747 'Queen of the Skies'. Learn about the iconic aircraft, where it was assembled and the "Incredibles" who made it all happen.

A glimpse into the Boeing 747 exhibit, which features tall, 8 foot-plus vertical signs with information about the Boeing 747 on each side. Small-scale recreations of the Boeing 747 tail fin, paying homage to Boeing 747 designs throughout the years. Pictured on the far right, a vertical stabilizer design harkening back to the first Boeing 747 produced—N7470—with a simple white and red livery and logos of numerous airline customers that had placed significant orders for the Boeing 747, including Pan Am, British Overseas Airlines, Trans World Airlines, Japan Airlines, and many more. Pictured center, the recreation of the actual tail fin of the first Boeing 747, and the most recent, modern design pictured far left.

Travel Confidently with Boeing

The Confident Travel Initiative is a global effort to provide passengers and crew with a safe, healthy, and efficient travel experience.

By engaging with numerous organizations inside and outside the aerospace industry, including universities, the medical community, government agencies, and airlines, Boeing is doing its part in sharing research and findings with other institutions for the greater good. Learn more about Boeing's Confident Travel Initiative: https://www.boeing.com/confident-travel/

Visit the exhibit to learn about:

  • Cabin air filtration
  • UV wand sanitizing
  • New technologies and research
  • And more!
A 'reader rail' with a collage of text and images describing the 'Confident Travel' exhibit, with a section of a cabin and wall projection video in the background. Shot from the inside of a section of cabin facing a white wall with a floor-to-ceiling video projection, flashing a text overlay reading "Confidence is in the air".

Full Speed To The Future

An overhead shot of the Boeing Phantom Works N+2 Supersonic soaring above the clouds with the horizon in the background. A shot of the X-37B next to three space travelers in full-body space suits from the tarmac. A shot of the Gateway Lunar Orbiter from space, with the moon and the vastness of space in the background. A ground shot of the Gen 5 of the Wisk Aero in flight, with blue sky in the background. A digital rendering of an aerial shot of a long, tree-lined road cutting through fields, with multiple drones flying above a layer of fog, detecting flying conditions.

Destiny Module Exhibit

The Destiny Module exhibit is a detailed full-scale mock-up of the primary research lab for U.S. payloads sent to the International Space Station (ISS). The actual module now know as the U.S. Lab, was delivered to the Kennedy Space Center in November 1998 and launched on Shuttle mission STS-98 on February 7, 2001 and remains an integral part of the ISS. You can track the ISS, and can see it orbiting with the naked eye on occasion in the night sky. 

A staircase leading up into the entrance of our destiny module exhibit.
A child places an Ozobot on the robotics table to interpret their hand-drawn instructions.

Robotics

Discover the ways robots are helping to build the future of aviation and how easy robotic coding can be in this fun, interactive experience.

Learn More