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American Airlines C. R. Smith Museum

City: Fort Worth | Region: Prairies and Lakes

American Airlines C R Smith Muesum

This is an "airline" museum, not an "aircraft" museum; dedicated to C. R. Smith, the "father of American Airlines." Through interactive displays, films, videos, and hands-on exhibits, visitors see the operation of an airline-today and in the past. More than 80 small airlines merged to become American Airways in 1930; that name changed to Ameri-can Airlines in 1934. A vintage Douglas DC-3, Flagship Knoxville, meticulously restored by retired AA pilots, mechanics and employees, was flown to Fort Worth and hoisted into its place of prominence. Adjacent to American Airlines Flight Academy at Texas 360 and FAA Rd. southwest of D/FW Airport.

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Hours Open: Tues - Sat 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Telephone #: 817/967-1560
Web Page: www.crsmithmuseum.org