Flight Path Learning Center And Museum

6661 Imperial Hwy, Los Angeles, CA 90045, USA

Address:	6661 Imperial Hwy, Los Angeles, CA 90045, USA
Phone:	+1 424-646-7284
Site:	flightpath.us
Rating:	4.8
Working:	Closed 10AM–3PM 10AM–3PM 10AM–3PM 10AM–3PM 10AM–3PM Closed

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Shannon O

My husband and I visited the Flight Path Museum over the holidays and enjoyed it so much that we returned again today with the in-laws. There are so many reasons to visit this wonderful learning center! The history of LAX is presented along with memorabilia from the various airlines that have flown and continue to fly into the airport. The museum displays a DC-3 which was first operated by TWA and then, Union Oil. You can actually step inside and take a look, but because it is on airport property, a museum volunteer will escort you onboard. The volunteers have all worked in the airline industry and they are friendly, knowledgeable, and enthusiastic about sharing their love of LAX. Along with a front row seat to the busy runways, the best thing about the museum is that it is free! Although the price is right, dont let that stop you from making a donation to keep this gem up and running! Definitely a recommended place to visit!!!

mari naito

このミュージアムとても面白いです。ロサンゼルス国際空港の歴史がとてもわかりやすく展示されていて、今はなき航空会社の当時のグッズなどは懐かしさで食い入るように見てしまいまして。入り口に入ると受付のスタッフの方が丁寧に親切に、対応してくれてとても嬉しかったです。東京から来たと伝えたら「東京は良い所ね〜」と褒めてくれました。世界中の航空会社の過去の制服が古着屋のように大量に置いてあり、手にとってひとつひとつ見れてびっくりしました。飛行機や空港が好きな方はとても楽しめるミュージアムだと思います。

JR Curley

Flight Path Learning Center is a great location to soak in a wide range of aviation history. There is a great deal of commercial aircraft memorabilia, including pins, luggage, suits and uniforms. A slew of models show a wide range of plane and planes types. The center is made of of many rooms, making it a delight to explore each and take your time. They also have a historic DC-3 outside, which you can go inside, sit down in - even in the cockpit! This is a learning center, and to further support that they offer Flight Sim training, with an impressive number of computers to support students. Pro tip - take some cash with you. Although its free, they do ask for donations. Take some cash so you can give to this great center.

Peter Reinold

This is a hidden gem in Los Angeles. You will learn about the history of commercial flight as well as about the history of LAX. They have an old Douglas DC-3 with corporate interior. You can go inside and see what traveling was like back then. You also get to go outside onto the tarmac, which gives you great views of the airport and planes taking off or taxing to the terminal. They have a ton of old airline uniforms on display. The staff is super friendly and helpful. They explain you everything if you have questions. Impressive is also the big library inside with tons of books about aviation and even operation manuals of aircrafts.

Lars D.

Eine schön gestaltete Ausstellung die sich für Flugzeug und Airline Interessierte lohnt. (gratis eintritt, spenden sind nützlich) Sehr nette Mitarbeiter die sich viel Zeit nehmen um jemanden etwas zu erklären und zu zeigen. Des weiteren beherbergt das Museum das ehemalige Ptivatflugzeug des TWA Eigentümers.

Braden Ramsell

I came here with my family and for anyone who has an interest in aviation this is a must! The staff are so passionate and easy to talk it makes for fun conversations. Many have ex cabin crew, pilots, enthusiasts or airport employees. You can pick up great merchandise here too! Fantastic little place

S. Baker

A terrific look at the airline industry and the people behind it. Highly recommended for anyone interested in civil aviation and the history of LAX. Be sure to go out and go aboard the DC-3 too!

Jose Amaral Jr

So many cool things to see here. Aviation history, memorabilia, airline history as well as flight simulations available.

Kevin Marchbank

What a wonderfull place , the staff were warm and friendly, and the exhibits were amazing . Highly recomended

Shane OBrien

Great display of the flight experiences of the early days of passenger travel

Jan SZY

One of the best Aviation Museum Unfortunately is almost empty all the time

Nadeshiko Pink

for good study to kids and adult.we love this museum :)

Matt Cairns

A must for folks interested in the history of LAX.