Seattle's Museum of Flight is located south of downtown on the site of The Boeing Company's original manufacturing plant, a big red barn. Every hour dozens of the company's products fliy by on their way to land at SeaTac Airport.
More than 40 aircraft, including one of only 4 F2G-1 "Super Corsairs" made (above) and a Sikorsky HH-52A (below), are housed in the museum's Great Gallery.
Other exhibits include 18 aircraft from WWI and 10 WWII aircraft. Seen below are the P-51, Yak-9, P-47 and P-38. In the Airpark outside are located a Concorde, the first jet Air Force One, the first 747, the first 737 and a Lockheed Super Constellation.
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