Virgin America is partnering with the Frontiers of Flight Museum at Dallas Love Field in an exhibit chronicling airline’s relationship with the airport.

“Since first launching service in the Dallas Metroplex in 2010, Virgin America has been committed to supporting community organizations and educational programs like the Frontiers of Flight Museum’s Flight School,” said Steve Forte, COO, Virgin America. “This museum houses a rich aviation history.”

Through its partnership with the Frontiers of Flight Museum, Virgin America will provide scholarships for students enrolled in the organization’s Flight School and other educational programs that offer a unique learning environment for students of all ages, designed to apply STEM principals to the area of aviation and space flight through guided museum tours and classroom educational programs. This summer, Virgin America provided scholarships to 50 students to participate in the Flight School program.

“We are very excited about having this remarkable exhibit in our Love Field Gallery,” said Cheryl Sutterfield-Jones, president and CEO, Frontiers of Flight Museum. “Our partnership with Virgin America is instrumental to our mission of inspiring students of all backgrounds to excel in science, technology, engineering and math.”