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With a select group of journalists and automotive media on hand, top executives from Michelin's North American operation mingled in the name of sustainability.

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So far on Spotlight USA, we've been to military aircraft museums that are positively tiny, utterly enormous, and now, something in-between. The Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center in Chantilly, Virginia, is somewhere in the Goldilox zone of the spectrum.

Not every aerospace museum needs to take up four hangars and a few hundred thousand square feet to be worth visiting. If anything, smaller museums can have a charm all their own. It's our delight to bring you another hidden gem museum that not only flies what they exhibit, but also maintains them year-round.

The problem with most aviation museums has nothing to do with the quality of the exhibits, but something else altogether.