Non-profit looking to launch world-class air and space museum in Georgia

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(DEKALB COUNTY, Ga.) — Georgia is home the single largest airport in the world, and is anchored by one of the world’s largest passenger airlines. It could soon be the home to a world-class air and space museum.

The non-profit, ‘Inspire Aviation Foundation,’ is working to build a new air and space museum near Peachtree-DeKalb Airport.

It would be called the Georgia Air and Space Museum.

The group says it would be an important center of education and help inspire a new generation of future aviators.

The campus would also be designed and built with the aim to create bother financial and personal growth in the community around it.