Field Trips

Student Field Trip Options

Fly high with interactive experiences in our Aviation Learning Center.  Take a hangar tour focused on aviation innovations and innovators across history and learn through play in our Flight Academy.  
Option 1: Introduction to Aviation - MUSEUM TOUR | Grades K-12

This 2.5 hour field trip is a guided tour through our two aircraft hangars, the Flight Academy hands-on STEM exhibit, and the Aviation Heritage gallery where students meet Texas Aviation Hall of Fame legends.

  • Admission is $8 per students and $10 per chaperone
  • Maximum of 200 students per field trip
  • Title 1 Schools who bring more than 100 students receive a price of $7 per first 100 students, and $5 for each student over 100.
  • Grades 4-12, one adult (ages 21+) chaperone per every 10 students is required. Grades K-3, one adult (ages 21+) chaperone per every 5 students is required. All other adults/chaperones who are not included on the school reservation and pay upon arrival must pay the daily admissions rate.
  • Explore the museum using TEKS Based Activity Guides.
  • Lunch space is limited and not guaranteed. It may be made available by prior arrangement if space and timing allow.
  • Plenty of free car and bus parking.
  • Recommended for students in grades K-12.  

This 2.5 hour field trip is a guided tour through our two aircraft hangars and the Flight Academy hands-on STEM exhibit. Teachers choose a classroom experience of the Aviation Learning Center Learning Lab, an Aviation STEM workshop or Texas Aviation History lesson.

  • Admission is $10 per students and $10 per chaperone
  • Maximum of 200 students per field trip
  • Title 1 Schools who bring more than 100 students receive a price of $8 per first 100 students, and $7 for each student over 100.
  • Grades 4-12, one adult (ages 21+) chaperone per every 10 students is required. Grades K-3, one adult (ages 21+) chaperone per every 5 students is required. All other adults/chaperones who are not included on the school reservation and pay upon arrival must pay the daily admissions rate.
  • Explore the museum using TEKS Based Activity Guides.
  • Lunch space is limited and not guaranteed. It may be made available by prior arrangement if space and timing allow.
  • Plenty of free car and bus parking.
  • Recommended for students in grades K-12.  

This 2.5 hour field trip is a snapshot of life as a pilot exploring the Flight Academy for Ground School STEM lessons and our two hangars showcasing innovations in aircraft since the Dawn of Flight. In the Aviation Learning Center, conduct a pre-flight safety inspection of a real airplane and pilot a flight simulator.

  • Minimum of 10 and maximum of 80 students
  • Recommended for 4th – 9th grade
  • $12 per student/$10 per Title 1 student; $10 per chaperone
  • One adult (ages 21+) chaperone per every 10 students is required. All other adults/chaperones who are not included on the school reservation and pay upon arrival must pay the daily admissions rate.
  • Explore the museum using TEKS Based Activity Guides.
  • Lunch space is limited and not guaranteed. It may be made available by prior arrangement if space and timing allow.
  • Plenty of free car and bus parking.

This 2.5 hour field trip introduces the fundamentals and science of flight, a pre-flight safety inspection of a real airplane, and piloting a flight simulator. Take a guided tour through our two aircraft hangars to connect aviation innovations to the real-life flight experience.

  • Minimum of 10 and maximum of 80 students
  • Recommended for 7th – 12th grade
  • $12 per student/$10 per Title 1 student; $10 per chaperone
  • One adult (ages 21+) chaperone per every 10 students is required. All other adults/chaperones who are not included on the school reservation and pay upon arrival must pay the daily admissions rate.
  • Explore the museum using TEKS Based Activity Guides.
  • Lunch space is limited and not guaranteed. It may be made available by prior arrangement if space and timing allow.
  • Plenty of free car and bus parking.

Title I schools may qualify for a discount if eligibility requirements are met; explore each options above for details.

*All other adults/chaperones who are not included on the school reservation and pay upon arrival must pay the daily admissions rate.

 FIELD TRIP INFORMATION

  • Field Trips serve grades K-12 Tuesday through Friday; start times between 10 a.m. and 12 p.m. and end times between 12 p.m. and 2 p.m.
  • Reservation requests must be made no less than 3 (three) weeks in advance, and full payment is due no less than 2 (two) weeks in advance.
  • Submit your request using the Field Trip Request Form at the bottom of the page.
  • Your field trip is not confirmed until you have completed payment. A reservation coordinator will contact you with any questions and to confirm your field trip. Unconfirmed and unpaid field trips are subject to cancellation 2 weeks in advance of the arrival date.
  • Reservations may incur added fees for early open, extended field trip times, private use of classrooms, Saturday, Sunday, or holiday field trips.
  • School field trips are for K-12 schools, educational enrichment programs, and academic organizations.  Youth groups, day cares, pre-schools, and scouts can book under a standard group reservation. Group Visits – Lone Star Flight Museum
  • Summer Field Trips are not guaranteed lunch space.  Summer groups of 25 or more may request to rent a lunch space for a fee, if space is available.
  • All reservations are subject to availability. 
  • Policies and prices are subject to change without notice.

Questions? Reservations@lonestarflight.org or (346) 352-7658

Field Trip Request Form

Requests must be made no less than 3 weeks in advance of the arrival date, and are subject to availability.

NOTE: 1 chaperone is REQUIRED per 10 students. Additional adults (teachers, parents, bus drivers) that are not included in the number stated above will be charged general admission upon arrival.

THANK YOU, H-E-B!

H-E-B generously sponsored 2,000 students from Title I schools to experience how aviation inspires achievement and endless possibilities.

Scholarships are sold out for the 2024-2025 school year.  Qualifying students received a free museum tour and lunch. 

For 115 years, H-E-B has contributed to worthy causes throughout Texas and Mexico. Help maintain this tradition by visiting your nearest H-E-B store! #HEBHelpingHere #PlaneSmart

Thank You to our Education Champions!






Wayne Duddlesten Foundation

Charles H. Stout Foundation

Ray C. Fish Foundation

Melbern G. & Susanne M. Glasscock Foundation

The Tapeats Fund

Breckenridge Aviation Museum

James C. and Teresa K. Day Foundation

Duncan Genesis Foundation

Kinder Morgan Foundation

Jack H. & William M. Light Charitable Trust

MD Anderson Foundation

Jane & Charles Szalkowski

Union Pacific Foundation

U.S. Department of Education