North Texas history is rich with incredible stories and aviation triumphs. Visit our museum where we display our heritage, educate citizens, and inspire the youth to achieve their full potential. We have over 36 airplanes, interactive exhibits, and a flight simulator.

North Texas history is rich with incredible stories and aviation triumphs. Visit our museum where we display our heritage, educate citizens, and inspire the youth to achieve their full potentials. We have over 25 airplanes, interactive exhibits, and a flight simulator.

Fort Worth Aviation Museum offers a wide range of aviation resources for a variety of interests. We feature a historical repository, resource library, books, periodicals, videos, flight simulators, and more.

To celebrate and showcase the people and aviation accomplishments of North Texas, in a museum and science center that can preserve and display our heritage, educate our community, and inspire our young people to stay in school and achieve their full potential.

This General Dynamics YF-16 is one of two prototypes built to compete in the US Air Force Light Weight Fighter (LWF) Competition. The F-16 won the competition against the YF-17 in January 1975. The first YF-16 was revealed in a rollout ceremony at …

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Our T-38 Cockpit Procedures Trainer (CPT) is one of our more popular museum exhibits. You can climb into a real cockpit (our trainer is the same cockpit that is on our F-5E Tiger II aircraft) and manipulate all the controls, just like being in a real airplane.

The North American Aviation T-28 Trojan is a radial-engined military trainer aircraft used by the United States Air Force and the United States Navy beginning in the 1950s.

Book a field trip tour of the Fort Worth Aviation Museum. Tours must be scheduled at least two weeks in advance $30 administration fee – $6 per student (one free adult chaperone for every 20 students, all other adults are the regular $10 admission price)

These exhibits tell the history and development of finding targets, fixing their location, and prosecuting the enemy using Close Air Support aircraft, artillery, and naval gunfire. Many of the aircraft in the FAC exhibits have close connections to those built and flown here in North Texas.