On the southern side of the LAX airport complex is a quaint and small building which was originally a terminal of the airport (the Imperial
Terminal) but is now a museum and learning center, called the Flight Path Learning Center & Museum. The Center is devoted to the historical
preservation and perpetuation of the strong aviation culture which has been a part of southern California for decades. Originally founded in
1995, the facility grew to honor the great many aviation pioneers, businesses and airlines which grew from the region and today serves as
both an historical and educational purpose. Flight Path exists to encourage young people to pursue aviation careers with classes and a variety
of hands-on activities. The musem also hosts a variety of events, including annual gala fundraisers at which notable aviation pioneers speak
and meet and greet patrons, and also hosts special airline inaugural ceremonies. The Flight Path exhibits gallery, filled with memories of
aviation’s golden years, is adjacent to the LAX airfield, where today’s aircraft and travelers arrive and depart the world’s busiest origin and
destination airport. Additionally, the museum has a fully stocked media center & library for those interested in conducting aviation-related
research. No other museum offers such a perspective on contemporary aircraft and aviation. Enjoy the images and please email if you have
specific publication needs for any particular aircraft or scene.
LAX, located in warm and (nearly always) sunny Southern California, is one of the nation’s busiest and most diverse airports and offers a huge
variety of civil airliners for the spotter/photographer. Click the links below to see a variety of images from the years shown. Enjoy the images
and please email if you have specific publication needs for any particular aircraft or scene.
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