Fort Worth Aviation Museum

"Very cool place to visit. Lots of volunteers around to explain and help you out. Old planes and helicopters on the grounds to look at. Great place for kids to visit as they had coloring stations, flight simulators, and other activities to do and climb on. Very cool place to visit."

"Super nice place. 10 dollars well spent. Nice displays inside. Great collection of aircraft out side. Super friendly environment. Had a Veteran walked with me trough the whole place explaining me things and shading stories. I definitely recommend this place. It’s a must :)"

"This place is a true gem of a museum. They have a considerable amount of military aircraft to see up close. You’re even allowed to touch them as you walk up to them. One plane was a cargo plane that we were allowed to step inside into the cockpit. John was our tour guide and he was phenomenal - very knowledgeable, personable, and passionate about what he does. We couldn’t have been more impressed as he helped ensure we had an incredible experience. We didn’t expect a guided tour but were very pleased to have been offered one. Fighter jets include the F-14 Tomcat, FA-18 Hornet, the F-4, and much more. There are smaller exhibits of military aircraft history inside as well. There is also a fairly small gift shop, the number of available souvenirs is limited but we were still able to find both a pin and a model of an F-14 to take home, and the gift shop is another great way to support this gem of a museum."

"My 14-year-old son and I absolutely geeked out over the aircraft. I had only recently learned about the OV-10 Bronco, and to have the chance to really touch and see multiple versions, as well as the original mock-up, was a treat. We were surprised by the amount of warfighters that were there, and though we showed up to just meander about, we were met outside by Mike and received a full tour of the aircraft and their heritage. Angela provided her personal history on her father's service--Medal of Honor winner and Bronco pilot Steven L. Bennet--and Jim Hodgson, the executive director, was kind enough to share his knowledge as a Bronco and F-4 Phantom pilot. We might have just hit the jackpot, being some of the first ones early on a Saturday morning, but it is very evident that everyone there has a passion for the museum and Aviation history. Thank you, again! It has made for a wonderful father-son journey."

"A wonderful place if you are an aviation enthusiast. When they say you can just go up and touch the planes, they really do mean it, and just that alone is a rare chance for anyone. All of the guides were incredibly friendly, very knowledgeable, mostly ex-pilots themselves and understand the planes from top to bottom. Even though it looks small, it has heart."