Witness history by being on hand for the last landing of space shuttle Atlantis at Kennedy Space Center .  The landing is currently scheduled for 8:44 AM EDT on Wednesday, May 26th 2010. 

Atlantis Makes Its Final Mission

Atlantis has been in operation for almost 25 years and has logged more than 115 million miles.  It is currently at the International Space Station to deliver the Russian Rassvet Mini-Research Module-1.  After the Atlantis mission is complete, there are only two more shuttle flights left.  The Space Shuttle Program is ending as NASA develops new and more ambitious space exploration options.

The Space Shuttle Program is an Integral Part of Our History

The Space Shuttle Program has been an important part of many of our lives.  Many of us can remember where we are when there were triumphs in the program as well as tragic events that occurred over the years.  Make sure you are there to witness this historic landing on May 26th.  It is important to check the news for updated information as landings can be delayed due to inclement weather or unforeseen circumstances.

It’s Not Too Late to Find Travel Deals to See Atlantis Land

Kennedy Space Center is just a short drive east of Orlando, FL.  Many out-of-town visitors fly into Orlando International Airport and drive over.  You can find great deals  on flights , hotel rooms , and rental cars  at OrlandoTravelHotels.com .  You can also find hotels that offer packages that include free tickets for admission into Kennedy Space Center.  Hyatt Regency  located inside the Orlando International Airport is one example.  Don’t miss the chance to see history made as Atlantis makes its final landing on May 26th, 2010.