The Lone Star Flight Museum is offering an extensive schedule of programs and events that visitors of all ages in any city, state, or country can access virtually from any device through the LSFM Virtual Visits online initiative. In the interest of public health and safety and to comply with health and safety regulations necessitated by the COV19-virus, the museum, will remain closed on a temporary basis through Sunday, April 12.
To access photos, videos, lectures, tours and contests, virtual visitors are invited to log into the museum’s Facebook or Instagram pages for a virtual Lone Star Fight Museum experience. The museum’s marketing team posts a new video each day at 6:00pm.
“Our museum staff is committed to providing educational, entertaining and historical aviation content through LSFM Virtual Visits. Since we launched LSFM Virtual Visits on March 15, we have been extremely pleased with the response from our fans and followers who are enjoying the wonder of aviation through their computer, tablet or smartphone,” commented Lt. Col. Doug Owens (USAF Retired), President and Chief Executive Officer of the Lone Star Flight Museum.
The Lone Star Flight Museum is physically located at Ellington Airport only 20 minutes from downtown Houston. Memberships are available, and donations in any amount are always welcomed and appreciated. Please continue to follow the Lone Star Flight Museum via the website, Facebook or Instagram for the most current information and invite other aviation enthusiasts to do the same.
LSFM Virtual Visits Program Formal0000
Motivation Monday – Look for an inspirational or motivational message or photo centered around aviation
STEM Tuesday – Let’s see how the museum makes Science Technology Engineering and Math fun. Without science and technology, combined with human involvement, flight isn’t possible
Women Wednesday – Check out women who have broken barriers to reach new heights in air and space.
Random Thursday – Since just about everyone is feeling funny, goofy, quirky or just plain weird, we will let our weird flags fly!
Flashback Friday – History buffs will love learning about the people, aircraft and events that shaped aviation as we know it today. Who doesn’t love a good ‘back in the day’ photo, video or story?
Shareable Saturday – We love what other aviation museums around the country are doing too, especially during this pandemic crisis…so we’ll share with you what we have learned about their programs and events!
Sunday Flight Plan – LSFM Virtual Visits prepares for takeoff and publishes the coming week’s schedule.
