The DREAM
There is nothing in the world that can match the experience of piloting a fighter jet. So few people receive the opportunity to fly these magnificent machines; most of us can only dream of the experience. Consider what it would mean to merely sit in the cockpit of a fighter. Then imagine getting into a flight suit, putting on a helmet, adjusting your oxygen mask, getting strapped into an ejection seat and holding the controls. Smell the fuel and oil that past pilots have smelled as they prepared for a mission. Place yourself in their time and space. No conventional aviation museum exists today where you can touch, let alone sit in, the cockpit of a fighter jet and experience this unique aviator feeling. Creating a memory lasting a lifetime. DreamBIG is about to change this.
For several years, I have searched for a restored American fighter jet cockpit. These aircraft speak to the glory of American aviation ingenuity while recalling the history of war, including Vietnam and the First Gulf War, and peacetime service, such as the transport of supplies for humanitarian aid missions. There are now less than a handful of restored fighter jet cockpits in private hands anywhere in the world. Most retired jets end up cannibalized for parts and then shredded for recycling of their valuable metals.
Our goal is to “re-commission” these aircraft to share the excitement of jet flight and engage the public by telling the stories that make up our history. In doing so, we also provide a new venue for national advertisers and sponsors that has no equal in reaching consumer attention.
The DreamBIG A-7 cockpit tours the United States as a Mobile Interactive Aviation Museum so the experience can be brought anywhere. At a time when getting the attention of the average consumer requires unconventional thinking, DreamBIG creates a national buzz one local market at a time.
For several years, I have searched for a restored American fighter jet cockpit. These aircraft speak to the glory of American aviation ingenuity while recalling the history of war, including Vietnam and the First Gulf War, and peacetime service, such as the transport of supplies for humanitarian aid missions. There are now less than a handful of restored fighter jet cockpits in private hands anywhere in the world. Most retired jets end up cannibalized for parts and then shredded for recycling of their valuable metals.
Our goal is to “re-commission” these aircraft to share the excitement of jet flight and engage the public by telling the stories that make up our history. In doing so, we also provide a new venue for national advertisers and sponsors that has no equal in reaching consumer attention.
The DreamBIG A-7 cockpit tours the United States as a Mobile Interactive Aviation Museum so the experience can be brought anywhere. At a time when getting the attention of the average consumer requires unconventional thinking, DreamBIG creates a national buzz one local market at a time.
