The Aviation Pavillion is part of the Museum of Flight in Seattle.
On display in this pavilion is the majestic Air Force One, the aircraft that carryied the president of the United States.
The entry to the pavilion is included in the ticket for the museum.
Franklin D. Roosevelt was the first president to fly in an aircraft while in office.
This is the cockpit of the Air Force One.
The seats are very comfortable, and lavishly cushioned though they are covered in transparent sheets to prevent visitors from using them.
There is a control and command room within the Air Force One.
There is also
Beside a row of sofas lined up along the windows where common passengers would otherwise cram in tight spaces.
A special designated place for telephone communication from where the presidents could talk to any one in the entire United States.
Here is the main area of the Air Force One with large seats and the aisle area.
There were bunk beds also.
Besides a lavatory, there is a complete kitchen set with an electric stove to cook or reheat food during the flight.
Not just that, there is also a coffee vending machine within the Air Force One.
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Wow, such a unique museum worth visiting. I would really like to visit such a museum. @TusharSuradkar
Thanks for sharing this post with us.
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Yousuf3
September 16, 2023, 2:30am
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Very informative regarding basics of the plane
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Very nice information is provided so that people can also see such a modern aircraft.
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Shrut19
September 16, 2023, 5:18am
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नमस्कार,
** @TusharSuradkar **
मस्त पोस्ट, अगदी वेगळंच संग्रहालय, मला अजिबात कल्पना नव्हती की असं पण कुठे संग्रहालय असेल, विमान कसं चालवतात, आतून ते कसं असतं याबद्दल नेहमीच उत्कंठा असते, त्यामुळे मला भविष्यात येथे भेट द्यायला नक्की आवडेल,
ही पोस्ट आमच्याबरोबर शेअर केल्याबद्दल धन्यवाद…
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@TusharSuradkar
The museum definitely is one of a kind and covers a unique and unconventional subject but really interesting. It seems the aircraft is a “walk through” kind as all the items are under glass covers which is a good idea preserving it.
And, looking at the other aircrafts around, we can anticipate another great post following.
Cheers!
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Thank you for the appreciation dear @NareshDarji @Yousuf3
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Thank you for the appreciation dear @Sagarkanherkar , @VishalDeshmukh1122
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पोस्ट ला वाचून प्रोत्साहन दिल्याबद्दल आभारी @Shrut19 ताई
खरंय, काही गोष्टी जसे हे विमान आतून बघायला मिळणं भाग्याचं होतं.
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Thank you dear @AjitThite and you got it right
I will be sharing inside views of the Super Concorde and the Boenig Dreamliner this week.
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This post looks so fascinating and informative @TusharSuradkar . The post flows beautifully with supporting pictures, showing the interior of the Air Force One Aircraft. Indeed, a great read!
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Hello, very dear @TusharSuradkar …
Ohh… I see…
Really interesting…
Nicely captured & a few edited shots… Loved them…
Control Room of the Air Force One Aircraft!
Really admired their technological development, at 1933…45…time! Vacuum tube time… Amazing will power!
Guest seats & coffee vending machines too…
Excellent, UNIQUE Museum.
How much time did you spend there?
Thanks for sharing
Sincere regards
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Thank you so much for your valuable comment @TravellerG
It is only a knowledgeable, well-read person as your good self can notice those pre-modern technologies.
I am fortunate to see you highlighting it in the replies.
It is not only your informative and well-researched original post, but also comments like these that makes LG Connect an amazing place that it is.
God bless LG Connect.
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Thank you @TusharSuradkar for this amazing post about museum of flight. The description very informative. Are there any ships in the museum that are still actively operating?
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Thank you @Ismi_Choirunnisa and an interesting question.
Most likely, they are all retired aircrafts that have made their way into the museum.
For example, the Concorde which was retired in 2003 is also seen.
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Hi @TusharSuradkar thanks for your explanation. I see…, I asking that Because I know there are several amuseums of Flight that still have active planes ready to take off.
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I may not be able to respond to many LGs, but to whom Im responding, I want to do justice - Just superficially telling… Good… Good is difficult.
Happy that you enjoyed the response.
Of course, your posts are well prepared and presented… Proud of you.
Thanks, very dear @TusharSuradkar ,
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Wow! that is nice to hear @Ismi_Choirunnisa
I will watch out for such museums, interesting
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matigfv
September 19, 2023, 2:09pm
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Wow, this is an amazing museum @TusharSuradkar
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each aircraft in the pavilion is a separate museum in itself.