Student Field Trip Options
Science, History, Inspiration.
Aviation embodies STEM. From the science of George Cayley in 1799 describing the forces needed for flight, to using that knowledge in engineering a heavier-than-air flying machine, and finally creating the technology necessary for travel to space, aviation inspires generations, and generations make history.
The Lone Star Flight Museum combines history and science to inspire the next generation of leaders.
FIELD TRIP INFORMATION
- Field Trip Availability: 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 schools, educational enrichment programs, and academic organizations. Youth groups, day cares, and scouts can book under a standard group reservation. Group Visits – Lone Star Flight Museum
- All reservations are subject to availability.
- Policies and prices are subject to change without notice.
Questions? Reservations@lonestarflight.org or (346) 352-7658
Aviation Exploration – MUSEUM TOUR + Classroom Experience
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 either 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.
Introduction to Aviation – MUSEUM TOUR
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.
Aviation Learning Center
Your premiere educational aviation experience combining the fundamental science of flight with the fun of being a pilot.
FLIGHT TRAINING
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.
Pilot Experience
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.
THANK YOU TO EDUCATION CHAMPIONS, H-E-B!
H-E-B is generously sponsoring 2,000 students from Title I schools to experience how aviation inspires achievement and endless possibilities.
Qualifying students (click the eligibility requirements button below) receive 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
U.S. Department of Education
Field Trip Request Form
Requests must be made no less than 3 weeks in advance of the arrival date, and are subject to availability.
