A fully interactive museum including a working 747-131 Ambassador Class section, and a L1011-200 First Class and Ambassador Class is scheduled to open in Honolulu in Fall of 2007.  The Fly TWA Museum commemorates the airlines legendary "round the world service" of TWA Flight 001 which included a stop in Honolulu, Hawaii USA on its globe trotting odyssey.

Each aircraft cabin simulator includes working passenger seats, a fully equipped galley with authentic in-flight service items down to the napkins, and even overhead bins with working "passenger service units" or the lights and air panel located just above passengers seats.

The museum will be fully interactive with guests allowed to play the roll of passengers or crew and provide actual "In-flight services" as it was aboard the legendary flight.  Those playing crew members will be outfitted in actual TWA uniforms from the period with most sizes available.  Special consideration will be given to former TWA crew who are encouraged to come wearing their own uniform.  The museum is dedicated to the people that kept TWA flying proud for 75 years.