The Transportation and Travel Pavilion houses fascinating displays of space travel, as well as the more unusual kind we use on earth. The first floor of this pavilion is given over entirely to the transportation and travel industry. At the TWA exhibits flanking the main entrance, TWA will help you with travel plans, your return trip, and give you any travel assistance you wish. TWA's exhibit is an Official New York World's Fair Information Center. TWA is also the "Official Air Carrier of the Transportation and Travel Pavilion, New York World's Fair 1964-1965". The second floor is devoted to a spectacular presentation of moon exploration, fee 75c.

TWA EXHIBITS IN THE TRANSPORTATION & TRAVEL BUILDING

At the TWA exhibit on the left as you enter the Pavilion, TWA's part in developing air transport is shown in a semi-circle of 14 glass "history pylons," with scale models of aircraft and legends describing the advance of aviation.

To the right as you enter the Pavilion you will see TWA's 30-foot model of the composite design of the supersonic transport suspended from the ceiling. The wall background simulates the upper atmosphere in which it will fly.

TWA's two exhibits in the Transportation and Travel Pavilion, flanking the entrance to the two-level building, tell the story of air transport and TWA's role in it -- yesterday, today and tomorrow. The entrance to the Pavilion is across the way from the General Motors Building.