Author: Ryann Willis On June 15, 1927, six weeks after Charles Lindbergh’s successful flight across the Atlantic, Jack Maddux and Edsel Ford started fundraising for… Read More »Maddux Airlines – Photos through time
Pete Buttigieg First Openly Gay Cabinet Secretary – Dept of Transportation First Openly LGBTQI+ Cabinet Secretary in the Biden Administration. As United States Secretary of… Read More »LGBTQI+ Pride Spotlight: Aviation Icons
Braniff International Airlines may well be the most famous airline nobody’s heard of. Most of us, young, old, aviation buff or not, has heard of… Read More »Braniff International Airlines – The “Flying Colors” that Faded Away
On Display The Concorde was one of two Supersonic Transport (SST) aircraft that entered commercial service. The Soviet TU-144 did enter service shortly before Concorde,… Read More »Concorde and LAX
On display The Flight Path Museum has two large British Airways 747-400 models on display in the Main Gallery sporting two different generations of livery… Read More »The 747 Queen of the Skies
The history of the Lockheed L1011 Tristar. From its origins to the technologies it brought to commercial aviation.
As we celebrate Asian American & Pacific Islander Month, we look towards the airlines based in the Pacific Rim that serve LAX. Passenger flights over… Read More »Asian American & Pacific Islander month
In the 1960s, the sky was the limit, with promises to put a man on the moon by the end of the decade and jet… Read More »LA’s Plan for Urban Air Mobility in the sixties
LAX is one of the oldest large-hub airports in the United States. There have been hundreds, if not thousands of planning studies during its lifetime.… Read More »LAX Alternate Universe
https://youtu.be/ZYOvkIbwYxA Early History video of LAX, narrated by Sarah Gaspar, Board Member Flight Path Museum. Research, script and video by Charles Bruno. The Airport we… Read More »LAX History