Small but very informative musuem about women in flight..Recommend for all to come out to see...I live near this so its a hop and skip for me to get to..but those coming to visit suggest to put this on your list and its FREE

Enjoyed hearing the history of women in air and space travel. Learned a lot I didn't know before. Interesting displays and the docents are knowledgable with interesting stories. Hands on displays are great.

Well done exhibits and a very good staff make this museum-in-the-airport a must-see destination when visiting Cleveland's lakefront.

A short stop on the Trolley Tour, this museum is a tribute to women in the field and had a special exhibit about Amelia Earhart at the time of our visit. I wish I could have spent more time there. It's free and lots of interesting things with a nice little gift shop.

Make sure to have the staff help explain some of the exhibits. The exhibits are well done and very informative. What a great price too!

Wow, I Live in Northeast Ohio and it took a friend from out of town to get me here. Now I tell people visiting Cleveland to check it out as part of their visit to the Cleveland Shoreline. Located in the terminal of Burke Lakefront Airport is this hidden gem. Although small the collection is growing and has historical significance.... More

After visiting the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, we took a wrong turn out of the parking lot and stumbled upon this lovely and free museum. My daughter is somewhat of an Amelia Earhart junior historian so we were thrilled to walk through the small but impressive exhibits. This is one time our poor navigating skills actually paid off!

Since this is part of Burke Lakefront Airport, I wouldn't make a special trip to see the exhibit. If you're in town for the Air Show or are catching a flight, or MAYBE visiting the Lakefront attractions you should stop in. The exhibit has a lot of history and all the artifacts are explained very well. Definately a great display... More

This museum is located in the small Cleveland Airport. All the presentations are in the lobby and disseminated. Even if the museum is not that interesting, a full desk from the NASA is great to see and touch and there is a very cute flight simulator... As a pilot I love planes and everything that is flying, but they could... More