Fort Worth Aviation Museum

The museum is amazing. They're filled with modern aircraft full of tech and stories. I'd like to thank Josh DeVad for the excellent tour. Here are some of the things they have: An experimental unmanned helicopter from Bell 2nd F16 built that hung upside down for decades on a tower 1st aircraft to use afterburners (guess what decade) A sea cobra and a regular Huey A history of hometown companies: Bell and Vought The enemy plane from the original Top Gun President George W Bush's plane ...and a prototype under wraps

Great little place. They were working on the inside portion, so we could only do outside. But we had fun looking around anyway.

Great people, lots of knowledge, great engagement overall! Aviation doesn't have near the exposure as it used to, which is very unfortunate. Hopefully aviation museums like this one will stay for many, many years to come. You can't really find, or get to experience, history like this, especially from a computer. To be able to physically touch a piece of history was truly amazing!

My husband and I throughly enjoyed our visit! There are many amazing war birds on display including the number 2 F-16 test plane. In addition to the great aircraft, what sets this museum apart is the knowledgeable and dedicated guides. Our guide Buster took his time and shared his knowledge and expertise as a Vietnam veteran and retired aviation industry employee. His attention to our visit was greatly appreciated and made the visit more enjoyable! It will definitely be worth your time to visit so don't hesitate to stop by!

Came to bring my son who is on the spectrum and loves airplanes. Was welcomed by a vet who walked with us the whole time and was super sweet and understanding of my two children on the spectrum. Will definitely be returning in the future! The variety of planes and helicopters is worth the visit at least once as well as the location being next to the air field and getting to see landings and take offs. 10/10 recommend! Will update if we decide to do a birthday party here in the future

This was a FANTASTIC museum. The models inside were great, but the real stars are outside, and you can get closer than anywhere else we've ever been. It's a petting zoo for aviation! You can touch the actual planes! Our volunteer was AMAZING and had actually flown the machine he showed us, he just knew everything about these planes. My son was in seventh heaven and this might have been about the best birthday trip ever. They also have informative signs with QR codes at each plane to give you so much information about each exhibit. They have a plane that George Bush Sr actually flew, and a helicopter that helped evacuate Americans from Vietnam. They have simulators inside and a cool little gift shop. We will absolutely come back and visit again, this was great!

Took my husband for our anniversary and he loved it! Got to sit inside a cockpit, got a custom tour from Erik, retired military pilot, who was very informative and so nice. We loved seeing all the old planes and helicopters and learning about all the mechanics and technical aspects that pilots handle.

Bought the tickets online for $10, printed out my ticket and presented at the front entrance “Admissions.” The Admissions place is where the gift shop is located, and as soon as you walk out of the entrance, you’re immediately pulled into the museum’s world. The place has so many artifacts from WWI, plane models, plane engines, photographs, aviation clothing, and the “Petting Zoo” which is full of military and Marine airplanes! You can spend an hour or so at the museum because of how historical they have it. Highly recommend going early in the morning, to have a parking spot and enjoy the outside airplane viewings. Best place to visit for those who are into planes and military history!