Want to see our renovations from a different angle? Check out this photo, courtesy of Hannan Construction, taken from a helicopter last Saturday. Hangar 2 (left) is looking great, and you can see the L-1011 fuselage temporarily parked in front of Hangar 1.
Inside Hangar 2, the new mezzanine is taking shape. Once complete, the L-1011 will go up here.

Not to be outdone, work in and on Hangar 1 started shortly after the aircraft and exhibits were removed.



We've got a long way to go, so stay tuned.
Tiffany Meng
Museum Director