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Here's an aviation history quiz: What do the first major U.S. airshow, the first and only flight of the Spruce Goose and SpaceX have in common?

If you want to get an up close look at the Howard Hughes’ Spruce Goose – or play for a day in a water park built with a Boeing 747 on the roof – now might be a good time to make those plans. The Evergreen Aviation & Space Museum – and Wings and Wave […]

  In McMinnville, Ore., the financial troubles of a private aviation services company are causing big headaches for the museum that is home to Howard Hughes’ H-4 Hercules, the flying boat better known as the Spruce Goose. On Dec. 31, Evergreen International Airlines, a subsidiary of troubled Evergreen International Aviation, filed a petition for Chapter […]

The Evergreen Wings and Waves water park is in McMinnville, Oregon and features water slides coming out of the belly of a Boeing 747 airplane.
Aviation-themed waterpark opens in Oregon. Slides start inside a Boeing 747 mounted on a 60-foot building.
Here's an aviation history quiz: What do the first major U.S. airshow, the first and only flight of the Spruce Goose and SpaceX have in common?

If you want to get an up close look at the Howard Hughes’ Spruce Goose – or play for a day in a water park built with a Boeing 747 on the roof – now might be a good time to make those plans. The Evergreen Aviation & Space Museum – and Wings and Wave […]

  In McMinnville, Ore., the financial troubles of a private aviation services company are causing big headaches for the museum that is home to Howard Hughes’ H-4 Hercules, the flying boat better known as the Spruce Goose. On Dec. 31, Evergreen International Airlines, a subsidiary of troubled Evergreen International Aviation, filed a petition for Chapter […]

The Evergreen Wings and Waves water park is in McMinnville, Oregon and features water slides coming out of the belly of a Boeing 747 airplane.
Aviation-themed waterpark opens in Oregon. Slides start inside a Boeing 747 mounted on a 60-foot building.