Aviation Bucket List

Experience the thrill of flying, whether it's your first time or you're a frequent flyer looking for new adventures in the sky

Experience the luxury of flying in first class, with premium services and comfort

Feel weightlessness in parabolic flight or space tourism

Take the controls and pilot an airplane, experiencing the thrill of flying firsthand

Achieve the milestone of obtaining a pilot license, opening the skies to personal aviation adventures

Experience the thrill of flying a fighter jet, reaching speeds over Mach 1 and performing aerial maneuvers

Experience the thrill of flying in an aerobatic plane, performing loops, rolls, and other maneuvers

Watch the Northern Lights (aurora borealis) from an airplane, offering a unique aerial view of the natural light display.

Obtain a glider pilot license to soar the skies without an engine

Explore the Singapore Air Force Museum to learn about the history and technology of the Republic of Singapore Air Force, featuring aircraft displays and interactive exhibits.

Experience the thrill of flying in a glider, soaring silently through the sky

A seaplane bounty hunter cursed with a pig's face flies the interwar Adriatic.

Howard Hughes builds aeroplanes and studios while the germs close in; Scorsese's biggest canvas.

A pilot lands a broken plane upside down and saves ninety-six people while drunk.

Maverick, Goose and the volleyball; the film that made naval aviation a recruiting poster.

Tom Cruise back in the cockpit thirty-six years later, with real jets; the film that reopened cinemas.

A disaster movie played straight by Leslie Nielsen; "don't call me Shirley".

The first Best Picture: a silent Great War dogfight epic with real biplanes and Clara Bow.

Tom Wolfe on the test pilots and the Mercury Seven.

Saint-Exupery flying the mail over the Sahara and the Andes, and crashing in the Libyan desert.

Two players, no talking, dice on a cockpit panel; land the plane together.

The whole Earth from satellite data; fly over your own house.

Open-air WWII aircraft relics.

The classic aerial view of ring reefs and lagoons scattered across the Indian Ocean.

Submarine, icebreaker and seaplanes displayed inside vast concrete hangars from 1917 on Tallinn’s waterfront.