Gallery

Sustainable Aviation Fuel Exhibit

The Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) exhibit examines Boeing’s ongoing innovative efforts around sustainable aviation fuel as the company and the aviation industry aim to decrease their environmental footprint. Learn more about this fuel as well as the pioneering work Boeing continues to do to support the broader availability and use of SAF.

Boeing Engineering Zone

Learn how Boeing engineers create innovative solutions for sustainable travel, living, and working in space. In this family-friendly exhibit, engage with hands-on activities and interactive displays that highlight the ingenuity behind systems that power rockets and maintain spacecraft like the International Space Station (ISS). Discover how scientists develop technologies to conserve water and study plant behavior in microgravity, ensuring food safety for long-duration missions.

Join us to explore the creative ideation process that drives future solutions for space exploration. Are you ready for the challenge?

Boeing Aerospace Adventure Exhibit

Curiosity and passion are hallmarks of a Boeing Aerospace Adventurer whose talents pave the way for breakthroughs in aircraft design, sustainability, maintenance, and commercial innovation. Meet the individuals at Boeing powering solutions to change the world.

Test your design skills by thinking like a Boeing engineer and designing an aircraft, then earn your wings in one of the flight simulators by flying a 787 Dreamliner or an F/A-18 Super Hornet. This exhibit is designed for middle and high school students. Use of the flight simulators is for guests ages 12 and older.

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.

Kids' Zone

Jet it snow! Unleash your creativity and show off your holiday spirit by filling in Jet Snowflake-inspired coloring sheets. Fun, hands-on activities await that inspire open play and creativity. Experiment with Bernoulli's Principle, design and share your aerospace innovations, and more!

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.

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.

Full Speed To The Future

Discover Boeing’s bold innovations in motion. Browse current and future projects that are propelling aviation and space exploration forward. From supersonic concepts like the Phantom Works N+2 soaring above the clouds, to advanced spacecraft such as the X-37B, to deep-space visions like the Gateway Lunar Orbiter, this exhibit offers a clear glimpse into the cutting-edge technologies shaping tomorrow’s flight.

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 known 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.