Fort Worth Aviation Museum

Lakes Trail Region
3300 Ross Avenue Fort Worth, TX 76106 (855) 733-8627
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Fort Worth became part of the vanguard of the military aviation evolution during World War I. Newly built airfields like Barron Field near Fort Worth trained large numbers of US pilots, allowing the United States to quickly catch up to the air power of European countries. The Fort Worth Aviation Museum chronicles the history of North Texas Aviation and provides a thrilling and immersive experience for visitors with robust exhibits and a substantial collection of operational aircraft.

Watch our Aviation in North Texas video to learn more about Texas and Texans in WWI. This video was produced for inclusion in our Texas and the Great War mobile tour found in our Texas Time Travel Tours mobile app. Download the app for more videos and travel information:

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Fort Worth Aviation Museum

3300 Ross Avenue Fort Worth, TX 76106