Air History Tours
Our experiential tours take you to the special places that changed aviation history with exclusive behind-the-scenes access to spots not open to the public.
On Our Radar:
Pan Am Seaplane Base
Since the start of the first air services, the City of Miami has always been an important destination. Dinner Key, located in Miami’s historic waterfront village of Coconut Grove, was the site of the original “Gateway to Latin America.”
Passengers boarded Pan Am Flying Clipper seaplanes at the Pan Am terminal that still stands today serving as Miami City Hall. Steps away, Regatta Harbour. a new retail complex. is nearing completion and encompasses two historic seaplane hangers.
A sculpture of a Pan Am Flying Clipper and the Clipper Coffee Cafe at Regatta Harbour
Elevator lobbies of the Regatta Harbour parking facility adorned with Flying Clipper art.
Airlines of Miami Gallery
We hope to share the history of other iconic airlines that shaped Miami’s identity as an international destination.
Pan Am, Eastern, and National Airlines all played important roles in connecting Miami to points in the US, Europe, and Latin America.
The Airlines of Miami Gallery at Regatta Harbour will allow visitors to connect with Miami’s captivating commercial aviation story.
Later phases of the exhibit will illustrate Miami’s metamorphosis into the global gateway of the Americas for both passenger and cargo airlines.
