C.R. Smith Aviation Museum

The C.R. Smith Museum occupies 25,000 square feet of exhibition space and features a 10,000-square-foot hangar displaying the restored Flagship Knoxville DC-3 aircraft.

The museum, which opened on July 3, 1993, preserves American Airlines' heritage through extensive collections of aircraft, equipment, and historical documents from commercial aviation.

The museum offers educational programs connecting students with aviation science through interactive exhibits, flight simulators, and hands-on learning experiences about aeronautics.

Located at 4601 Texas Highway 360, the museum operates Thursday through Saturday, with adult admission at $12 and reduced rates for military, seniors, and students.

The facility contains a theater similar to IMAX format, presenting films about flight technology and featuring cockpit sequences filmed during actual flights.

Location: Fort Worth

Address: 4601 Hwy 360 3, Rm. 1C-200, Fort Worth, TX 76155 76155

Phone: +(682)2789085

Website: https://crsmithmuseum.org

GPS coordinates: 32.83309,-97.06368

Latest update: March 4, 2025 07:39