Flight Museum · 2026 edition
The flight museum is open
Works made from real flights published on RSFly. Each work shows the shape of a flight without place or date; names appear only with explicit permission.
One idea per room
Each room reads the flight in a different way: shape, rhythm, climb, time, passages.
Atrium
A whole flight in a single ribbon: altitude becomes height, the plan becomes the path.
Gallery of lines
Reliefs of the track seen from above: the shape, without altitudes or times.
Thermal Cathedral
The climbs as spiral ribbons: the height follows the recorded climb.
Flight Theater
Replays on the recorded time: one starts only when you choose it.
Witness accounts
Recordings to read up close, with a guiding question.
Studies outside the collection
Experiments on the museum’s visual language. They are not works of the collection and do not document flights.
How a work is made
The museum chooses among flights published in the RSFly Feed: long, continuous recordings with few interruptions and shapes that differ from one another, never by popularity. Each work uses the rotated shape of the flight, relative altitudes and times; where the recording breaks, the line stays open.
If one of your flights is public you can exclude it from the museum at any time; making it private or deleting it withdraws the linked work.
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