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Frontiers of Flight Museum Education Programs take place within the museum’s exhibits, which include over 35,000 rare and unique artifacts and displays covering the history of flight from hot air balloons to spacecraft. During visits, participants can encounter perspectives from 70 docents who share their own experiences related to aviation and space flight.
• Schedule: Open Monday through Saturday from 10 am to 5 pm, and Sunday from 1 pm to 5 pm
The programs operate within a 100,000 square foot complex that consists of two climate-controlled hangar-like buildings connected on both levels. The museum is fully accessible and is a Certified Sensory-Inclusive Venue, and it welcomes individuals with sensory-friendly needs and their families for designated Sensory-Friendly Days. The organization describes itself as Texas’ Premier Air and Space Museum and offers options such as adopting a plane or a spacecraft for a year.
The mission of Frontiers of Flight Museum Education Programs is to educate, motivate, and inspire all ages in North Texas by presenting aviation and space flight history and innovation through exhibits, collections, programming, and STEM curriculum. The museum is a proud partner of the STEMM Opportunity Alliance and benefits from partnerships with educational institutions, industry partners, museums, nonprofits, tourism agencies, media, and community organizations. Each year it engages with 152,000 children, young adults, adults, and seniors from underrepresented and championed communities through outreach at local, state, and national levels.
The museum’s leadership team includes Abigail Erickson-Torres, President & CEO; Michelle Ramirez, Chief Operations Officer; Cameron Hernholm, Chief Advancement Officer; Catalina Corona, Director of Events; Rosalie Wade, Director of Education; Jessica Lattner, Senior Manager, Education Programs; Edgar Pizarro, Aerospace-Launchpad Manager; Elizabeth Meaders, Senior Guest Services Manager; and Cynthia Juarez, Community Engagement Manager.
Last updated July 22, 2026.
• Schedule: Open Monday through Saturday from 10 am to 5 pm, and Sunday from 1 pm to 5 pm
The programs operate within a 100,000 square foot complex that consists of two climate-controlled hangar-like buildings connected on both levels. The museum is fully accessible and is a Certified Sensory-Inclusive Venue, and it welcomes individuals with sensory-friendly needs and their families for designated Sensory-Friendly Days. The organization describes itself as Texas’ Premier Air and Space Museum and offers options such as adopting a plane or a spacecraft for a year.
The mission of Frontiers of Flight Museum Education Programs is to educate, motivate, and inspire all ages in North Texas by presenting aviation and space flight history and innovation through exhibits, collections, programming, and STEM curriculum. The museum is a proud partner of the STEMM Opportunity Alliance and benefits from partnerships with educational institutions, industry partners, museums, nonprofits, tourism agencies, media, and community organizations. Each year it engages with 152,000 children, young adults, adults, and seniors from underrepresented and championed communities through outreach at local, state, and national levels.
The museum’s leadership team includes Abigail Erickson-Torres, President & CEO; Michelle Ramirez, Chief Operations Officer; Cameron Hernholm, Chief Advancement Officer; Catalina Corona, Director of Events; Rosalie Wade, Director of Education; Jessica Lattner, Senior Manager, Education Programs; Edgar Pizarro, Aerospace-Launchpad Manager; Elizabeth Meaders, Senior Guest Services Manager; and Cynthia Juarez, Community Engagement Manager.
Last updated July 22, 2026.
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