Museum in art-deco airport terminal charts heritage of transportation via memorabilia & hangar of restored original aircrafts & automobiles

• Expires Feb 20, 2013
• Limit 1 per person, may buy 2 additional as gifts. Limit 1 per visit. Valid only for option purchased. Must use tickets together.
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• $12 for Wings and Wheels event outing for two (up to a $24 value)
• $22 for Wings and Wheels event outing for four (up to a $48 value)
• $32 for Wings and Wheels event outing for six (up to a $72 value)

Occurring on the third Saturday of every month, the Wings and Wheels event showcases the museum’s impressive display of airplanes and automobiles that spans decades of transportation. In addition to the outdoor displays, the museum also throws open its doors during the event, allowing guests full access to the museum and special programs in the Starliner Theater.

Nestled within the original art-deco terminal at the William P. Hobby Airport, The 1940 Air Terminal Museum traces the heritage of civil and business aviation throughout the 20th century. Memorabilia such as photographs and silver service items chart aviation’s progress, and outside the terminal building, guests can monitor airport activity or marvel at the museum’s daily air shows and plane versus bald-eagle drag races. Elsewhere onsite, the newly restored 1928 Carter Field Airmail Hangar—closed on most weekends—shelters historic aircrafts including a Lockheed Lodestar and a volunteer-restored St. Louis Helicopter. Throughout the year, the museum also hosts frequent annual events, including a monthly Wings and Wheels open house with static airplane and automobile displays.