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Upcoming Events

May 3 & 4, 2008
Alaska State Aviation Trade Show & Conference
Anchorage, AK
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

 

 

 


 

 

         
Public Education Activities
 
Presentations
The Seattle World Cruiser Director, Bob Dempster, has given educational presentations to EAA Chapters, Washington Pilots Association, Women in Education, Northwest Aviation Trade Expositions, and many other public groups and associations.
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Bob Dempster:  "Around the World Bob"
Date Saturday, September 29, 2007
Time 2:00 pm – 3:30 pm PDT
Where William M. Allen Theater
Notes Bob Dempster is building a replica of the Douglas World Cruiser Seattle, the lead plane of the squadron of four airplanes that were the first fly around the world in 1924. Shortly after leaving the City of Seattle’s then Municipal Airport at Sand Point, the airplane named after the city crashed in the Aleutians. The first aerial circumnavigation was completed with the Cruiser Chicago in the lead. Bob Dempster is building the Seattle II and plans to complete the original planes interrupted journey in 2008, after which the replica will be donated to the Museum’s permanent collection.

Program is Free with Museum Admission.

  



Build-A-Rib Educational Program
Sign up for a Unique Educational Experience by actually building an element of this historic aircraft. Your Club, Scouts, or Community Group can experience a presentation and actual hands-on building of a full, standard wing rib, which is made of Spruce and measures 7 and one-half feet across. At the construction of the rib, participating learners will sign the rib. After its inspection by an authorized Aircraft Inspector (IA), the completed rib will be varnished and become part of the Seattle II.

World Flight Educational Program
Upon completion of the Aircraft Construction phase of Seattle II, an educational program on world flight will begin. World Flight Learners will get a behind-the-scenes look at the planning process for international flight. Comparing the logistics of 1924 with today, global politics, technology, permits, preparation, and communication. After the planning is complete, World Flight Learners will attend the sendoff, maintain vigilance through website flight following, and be on hand for SEATTLE II's triumphant return.

Public Education Activities

NW Aviation Expo Booth in Puyallup, WA

Pete Bowers with Bob & Diane at the 2001 Puyallup NW Aviation Expo, in front of the Seattle World Cruiser booth.

 

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