The Frontiers of Flight Museum is proud to announce its upcoming Legacy in Flight Luncheon presented by JSX, taking place on Wednesday, October 1, 2025. As the Museum continues to grow and leverage the power of aerospace to improve society, this signature event will bring together community leaders, educators, and advocates of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) education for an inspiring afternoon. 

The event’s highlight will be an exclusive keynote address by Mark Armstrong, son of Apollo XI astronaut Neil Armstrong. Mark will offer a personal and poignant perspective on his father’s historic career, the enduring impact of the Apollo missions, and the vital importance of investing in the future of space exploration and innovation. 

Frontiers of Flight is honored to welcome Dyan Medina Gibbens, senior advisor at DARPA and CEO of Trumball, as this year’s Event Chair, and last year’s chair, Olin Lancaster III as Honorary Chair, joined by his sons Olin Lancaster IV and Christopher Lancaster, continuing a proud family tradition of supporting the Museum’s mission. 

The 2025 Legacy in Flight Honorees represent a diverse group of organizations and individuals who have made significant contributions to the Frontiers of Flight Museum and the broader community. 

The event will also feature a dynamic panel of students who have directly benefited from the Museum’s STEM programming. As the only aerospace STEM program in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, the Museum remains committed to educating, motivating, and inspiring learners of all ages through its immersive exhibits, world-class collections, and hands-on STEM curriculum. 

Individual tickets are priced at $225, with tables available at various levels. Join the Frontiers of Flight Museum for this extraordinary event celebrating the enduring legacy of flight and the limitless possibilities of the future. For more information on sponsorship opportunities, tables, and tickets, please visit: flightmuseum.com/events/luncheon.