class GZ-20, and Gondola of Goodyear Pilgrim A Ohka "Cherry Blossom" aircraft. Used a warhead at the tip, and was used for kamikaze. The museum is still in the process of installing exhibits, and 169 aircraft and 152 large space artifacts were on display as of May 2012, and plans call for the eventual installation of over 200 aircraft. The current list is maintained at the Objects On Display page of the Smithsonian Institution NASM Collections site. Events A number of events are held at the museum throughout the year. These include lectures, book signings, sleepovers, and events for children. Some of the museum's larger events include Air & Scare for Halloween, an open house, and Innovations in Flight: Family Day and Outdoor Aviation Display. Media appearances The center made its first media appearance in the 2009 film Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen. The center remained open while filming took place, although certain areas were closed. The SR-71 that is on display in the museum was used as Jetfire, a Decepticon who switches sides to become an Autobot, in the film. In the film, it is referred to simply as the National Air and Space Museum. See also List of aerospace museums References External links 2003 establishments in Virginia Aerospace museums in Virginia Museums established in 2003 Museums in Fairfax County, Virginia Smithsonian Institution museums Space Shuttle tourist attractions Dulles International Airport