The Museum of Flight needed a programming solution that would meet expectations, and would surpass the expectations of visitors. They built the Aviation Pavilion project budget around the use of Intuiface, which allowed them to keep overall project costs very low. Not only did the team have tighter control over the end project, they were able to create the experience on a much shorter timeline.
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