Good small aviation museum, with some one of a kind items, since its affiliated with the Smithsonian. Not a lot of aircraft, but some pretty cool ones. Also if you like Southwest Airlines they have a lot of the history there.

I visited this museum my baby love to see the airplanes. 🛫🚁There were many different type of planes like passenger, fighter, helicopters and the ancient one.The facility is very small not much to do.This activity will take hardly 1:30 to 2 hrs.Gift shop prices are very good but variety of gifts are limited. 😍Adult entry price $12Kids $7Behind the facility like from parking you can see the Love Field Airport❣️My baby was so excited to see so many planed take off and landing. ✈️🛬🛫

Great museum and overall experience. Quite educational but I wish there was some guide or audio tour also available. We haven’t seen that option. Maybe because we came on the back to school day and there were lots of kids, live music, some swag stations, etc. It was hard to make it to all the stations and pay attention.We liked that you can see lots of things up close!

Some fairly significant history as well as extremely rare exhibits on display, such as the first ever Pilot license issued, SR-71 Blackbird engine, flight simulator, and flight jacket (which originally cost $250,000 and were contested by Congress as they didnt understand the special requirements of classified Skunkworks planes,) Admiral Birds polar expedition fur suit, Apollo capsule that returned from orbit and shows the extreme heat upon reintry (bubbling glass window, and entire outside is burned to a crisp,) the Flying Pancake; Vought V-173 (only one was ever built.) At the time I was visiting I was seeing some stages being set up for later events after the museum closes, which reminds me of the one hosted for my brothers rehearsal dinner (which was also catered by my family.)

This museum experience is enjoyable and very informative. As you wander the exhibits you learn many things about the history of flight. In addition you take a walk down the memory lane of Southwest Airlines which is headquartered in Dallas.

Great museum! Theres a great variety of aircraft and exhibits throughout, and all in great shape! Im amazed at what aircraft they have on display! Obviously well taken care of and fantastic staff. Would love to see more in the gift shop, but I appreciate their selection of art prints and book available to purchase!

Outstanding place to vist. Please remember our heros and innovation.

We enjoyed this museum, spent about an hour and a half there. Could probably have spent a little longer if we had read more of the informational signs. There are probably 20 airplanes to look at, and many additional models. The kid area looks really cute, ideal for children between two and five.

My father and I decided to go to the Frontiers of Flight Museum near Dallas Love Airport. Being aviation enthusiasts and WW2 history buffs, we found the Frontiers of Flight Museum very interesting with quality information! They have a multitude of different WW2 bomber planes, Apollo 7 command module, a Southwest commercial 737 plane, and a great display of Southwest and it’s history. In addition, the museum displays an interesting history of Braniff Airways and its fall. Overall, it was a great experience and is very informative of all things aviation!

Its a good museum with really great information and a wide variety of planes. A truly well functioning museum. The people are very friendly, almost too friendly. At a certain point I was waiting for this guy to stop talking to us. But beyond that, an amazing place.

Great museum! Masks required but such is life with covid. So many neat and unique exhibits. However it does feel like something is missing on the main display area as there is a huge open space. If you are an aviation nerd this is the place for you. On par with the eaa museum.

The Frontiers of Flight Museum lives up to its name because it highlights many of the cutting edge advancements along humanities path from earth to the stars. With multiple types of aircraft on display from helicopter to piston engine propeller craft through passenger jet, military jet and space craft. Board a vintage Southwest Boeing 737 prominently displaying historical memorabilia including a motorcycle. See an actual Apollo command module which orbited earth, an early version of a supersonic cruise missile and multiple fighter jets including a newly acquired Blue Angels F/A-18 Hornet! This place has it all including the only surviving example of a Vought Flying Pancake... whats that you ask? Come find out! Did i mention there parking lot is adjacent Dallas Love Field Airport and is a great place for plane spotting.

Perfect for families. Great museum and walk ability. Very fun.

We took our kiddo for his birthday and had the BEST time! We will definitely be going back! So many different ✈️✈️✈️✈️ and interactive things.

Attended the museum for a fund raising event. This is cool museum for aviation fans. Younger kids will enjoy the wide open spaces to explore. Also has a kids playground. There is a Southwest aircraft you can walk into. The museum could have more interactive exhibits but you can nevertheless spend a couple of hours here especially if there is museum guide with pilot or military experience. Highly recommended museum.

Great way to spend an hour or 2 waiting for my flight. Amazing overview of planes and space craft, but the volunteers made my day. Thanks for the entertaining flying stories and warm welcome!

A Little Dallas Gem and If you get to meet Craig your in for a great history lesson. Enjoyed our time.

Great History learned a lot about planes and helicopters that I never knew. Bring kids! Great Learning Experience! Birthday Parties can be held here great place. Must call and go see!!!!

Wonderful place. It took around 2 hours to go around all collections and read their stories. Children will love it.

Small museum handled by passionate persons, with amazing flights and content.If you like flight you’ll like it for sure, dedicated space for kids, and every part of the museum is accessible for kids too.Definitely deserve it.

If youre into aviation and space exploration, this is the place for you. Family friendly, with a kids area too.

I have been coming over the years with my oldest. Now I brought my youngest son for his 10th birthday. He loves this place and the history. Even though it aint much but still worth every penny. Stay update on their website with their amazing events coming up.

Great museum packed with aviation history. Highly recommend, especially if flying out of DAL. Give yourself at least hour to get understanding of everything they have to offer, but you could spend way more time in there. Great indoor aviation themed kids’ play area as well if your looking for an air conditioned place to bring the kiddos.

Awesome museum with tons of different exhibits and planes. Has the blue star program so military members get in free! Would definitely recommend going to.

Beautifully maintained and restored aircraft. High quality displays. Well spaced and open to prevent crowding. Wow factor at every turn. A must see. Surprised at the low entry fee. Spent 3 hours. Ages 22 to 62 in our group.

One of the best museums in Dallas, Fort Worth area. I would say what a hidden gym we had found on our trip. A great indoor place for kids, lots of history and an easy entrance and exit. Kids had lots of fun with the new, old and historic aircrafts and their rich history. A highly recommended place for all ages! The staff and historians on-site are super friendly.

This museum was way more fun than I expected. There was a super cool globe that showed all the planets and many of their moons, cant really explain it well. I learned a lot of cool things about the history of airplanes and I felt like I was transported back in time in a few of the exhibits.

Nice place if have any interest in aviation. Went for bday party for lil boy n my daughter enjoyed just as much.....it was nice clean and interesting.

Really nice unique venue to have weddings, dinners, etc. Whats interesting are the antique airplanes that have been restored as the setting.

AWESOME MUSEUM. EASY TO FIND.

Cute museum. Not much going on inside but for $10.00 the price is fair. I would not go out of my way to visit, but if you’re in the area stop by and take a look. If you work in aviation you will get through this museum in about 45 minutes. Many of the exhibits are recreations. As an example many of the munitions on the fighters are clearly made from pipe. They’re not even demilitarized or well done replicas. The A7 and RF-8 are in such bad shape, their tires are flat and struts depleted. The aircraft here are not taken care of. The F-105 was falling apart and a volunteer was on top of it with a leaf blower and spray paint trying to make it look better.This place has a lot of potential.

I visited this museum for the 3rd time which my first was late 90s but always enjoyed going here especially the Southwest Airlines retired aircraft of the whole plane. Took a lot of pictures which Im sure Ill one day. Visit again. I was here in August.

I hade a nice time

Very interesting! Theres a collection of airplane models from the Wrights, the flying pancake, space shuttle, and commercial ones. They even have flight simulator collection. Hubby (the airplane nerd) was super happy & excited. We spent 3 hours there 😄

If youre into aircraft you have to go there absolutely worth it.

It’s $10 to get into this museum but there are two floors to see lots of the history of the planes and stuff...It’s cool to check out at least once if you never seen it before

Fun museum with a great playground for kids. Lots of things to look at and very education. Overall it was a great experience and our 4 year old has an awesome visit. He loved the giftshop airplanes.

Super interesting. Clean. And the volunteers are top flight. Pun intended. We will be back again.

Beautiful place, My 4 years old daughter loved, she was enchanted asking questions about astronauts, planes, moon..she loved.😍

This place was 100 percent awesome ! Lots of Aviation history ?

History of aviation was presented well. If you are going for the flight simulators, go only to see what they look like. We went hoping to be able to experience a simulator in action and fly one but found out they are not available to the public. Interesting, but was hoping to fly in a simulator.

Frontiers of Flight Museum is a fun, educational destination for the whole family. No matter if youre an aviation geek or have never been airborne theres interesting sights and stories to experience. North Texas has a rich aerospace tradition and these museums serve an important role in paying homage to this heritage but more importantly inspiring future generations to carry it on. Dont wait to plan your visit.

Great place, Staff very nice.I got a great explanation when I arrived.

This museum has a lot of unique and interesting aircrafts. I gave it only four stars because the simulators and hands on activities were closed because of COVID. That is what my son really wanted to do. He wanted to walk in an aircraft or sit in the pilot seat but all of that was roped off. We did enjoy watching airplanes land and take off.

As a huge aviation aficionado, I knew when I came to Dallas, I had to check this place out. Im really glad I did. This location had many areas assigned to the different eras of aviation history along with different static displays.Overall I spent about 3 hours here reading and taking photos of the different planes.

Nice and clean. Not a lot of people which is good for me who like space. Also very informative. You love will it.

Although there were more model and test planes here than actual airplanes, I really enjoyed my visit to Frontiers of Flight. As a pilot, I was disappointed there were no cockpits I could actually sit in (especially the 737!). Overall, the exhibits were great and the staff were extremely helpful and knowledgeable. I really enjoyed watching planes take off from DAL right from the parking lot of the museum! Highly recommend if you are in the area.

Very cool spot...my buddy hosted a wedding dinner there...Hes an aeronautical engineer. It definately was a nice touch....

My son he love this place so much 💙 ❤ 💕

Great place if for kids or if you love planes. My kid loves blippi

This place is awesome, there were lots of mini exhibits when we went and it just added to the fun of this museum. It was also awesome that you could get in a Huey Helicopter and that a combat veteran was there to answer any questions you might have about the aircraft.

Happy Moon Day 2019. FoF Museum is a nice place for kids and adults alike. Moon Day was a celebration of space discovery and many cool displays were customized towards this. Surprised at how much history and technology has been made since the first days of flight. If you enjoy planes from commercial to military this is a great place to visit.

Cool museum off to the side of Love Field. Lots of aviation history exhibits and friendly, knowledgeable museum staff to answer your questions. Recent addition to the museum is a Blue Angels FA-18 Hornet.

If youre in to models, this is the place for you. If youre looking for an aviation museum, this probably isnt the place you want to go. We received a map with the few aircraft in the museum; on of the aircraft was SR-71. I asked if they really had an SR-71 and the response was No, but we have parts that were used on an SR-71. If you dont have the plane, dont list it.The site also lists things like Missiles, which are scaled models. This was a disappointing trip.

Very clean and nice displays. Staff was helpful and knowledgeable. Will take about 90 mins or so if you are the type to examine each placard. If you like to breeze through displays or are already very well versed in aviation history, then you can probably get it done in 45-60 mins. Very handicap friendly in layout and has a neat childrens play area.

Detailed planes and museum exhibits make this places 10 dollar admission worth it. Lots of the planes are hung up in the roof however and they makes it difficult to really see them. The stuff you can see however is awesome and highly detailed. They have an entire section devoted to Southwest Airlines and being as I work there that was pretty cool.

Im someone that is in aviation but even if I wasnt I would have loved coming here. There is a ton of things to see and learn about at this museum that I didnt even know from before. We also meet a great tour guide that served in the Air Force during the Korean War. He gave us even more information about the planes in the museum where you couldnt find information on. I have no regrets going and spending the day there. It is definitely worth your time.

Great exhibits. Childrens play area. Vending machine with snacks but no drinks. Only water fountains.

We spent hours here! Loved the history and all the details in every corner! Such a cool place and the staff was so kind.

Great place for all ages. An amazing look into the history of not only planes, but our country.

Excellent display arranged in a relatively small space yet containing most unusual aircraft not available anywhere else in the world

Went here since it was close to Love Field and I was dropping off a relative. I also went there since it was free on National Museum Day, but i would have gladly paid for it. The was an incredible place. The only down side (just for me and my son, but a great event) was it was Women in Flight day or something like that and it was incredibly crowded. I would love to come back on a non-peak day and try again.

Wonderfully put together program including a light lunch. The Bob Hope Radio Show was funny. The family and I enjoyed our time there. Thank you for a great experience.

100% worth the admission fee of a mere 10$ per adult. Clearly designed for aviation enthusiasts, they have all sorts of aircraft, a sitting area with windows overlooking the runway with a speaker relaying radio communications, and the parking lot itself also looks out onto the runway, and the whole thing is under the takeoff path, so the entire time you periodically hear planes taking off. I highly recommend going if youre an aviation enthusiast, and I highly recommend going with aviation enthusiast friends.

We went to the Santa clause event. I didnt know thats what day we had to choose but Im glad we did. It was so cool. The staff were very knowledgeable and had some cool stories about the many aircraft on display. I really liked the flying pancake and the hanging aircraft.

By far the best flight museum that we have ever been to. We learned so much and there is even a childrens play area. It is nicely spaced so you can safely social distance.

There are many models that they create there themselves, I got most impressed with the full 737 by south west half outside the building half inside.You have a moon rock and a small space exhibit. You get to see the local airline history and aviation history. Its about an hour tour if you are an aviation geek thats a nice place to visit

What a special place - especially for those that love aviation history. Highly recommended for the entire family!

Wings over Dallas is a highly recommended air show. The Apollo 7 Command Module is a very unique exhibit and is especially appropriate at the Moon Day event each year during the week of July 20.

Cool place. Lots to do and great history. Great place to take kids.

If you like aviation museums you will enjoy this one. Beautifully maintained, many intersting planes and exhibits. The docents are friendly and knowledgable if you have questions.

Nice museum

We were pleasantly surprised at the volume of planes and exhibits! Honestly, though, there was space for even more! One of the electronic exhibits was broken, but still I was pleased. Worth the admission cost.

One of the best small aeronautical museums i have seen. Very well put together and many interesting aircraft and exhibits. Strongly recommend!

Very friendly and knowledgeable. Interesting exhibits. Family friendly way to spend an afternoon

Nice for two hrs

My son and I made an impromptu stop here. It did not disappoint. We laughed and learned a lot. It’s a must go.

This is a wonderful stop if you have a lay over or waiting on a flight. Lots of exhibits and informative information. The front desk was not very welcoming, I expected Texas hospitality but she did not acknowledge us at all. Dont let that deter you! Make sure you visit the back of the museum behind the kids area and go into the Southwest Plane!!

Awesome history and amazing displays.. Definitely a place to visit whether or not youre an aviation enthusiast or not

There is so much to see and do here. The staff was warm and friendly. My favorite part was sitting in the helicopter.The kids area is great too. Plenty of room for little ones to work their wiggles out.This museum is very hands on.

I did not expect to find this jewel in the city of Dallas, very interesting and fun ... a good place to meet at least once in a lifetime

This is a nice place to learn the history of airplanes. Plan to spend at least 2hrs if u want to see everything and allow time for your child to run around in the play center! Great family event! Check groupon for discounted rates.

Theres so much to see at this museum. Its pretty large for $10 per adult. I find that fairly cheap (and great) for a museum price. Interesting place to spend an afternoon. I would recommend.

We visited for my boyfriends birthday and had a BLAST!HUGE thank you to Tom for an amazing in depth personal your. You made our trip! We will definitely be back!

Being in airline business for over 20 years I loved this place. Great history and fantastic exhibits. Good place to take kids they have their play area. Also can be rented for parties and events.

Sweet little museum with loads of facts and information. It is organized well and the play area for 2nd grade and under is cute and fun. We really enjoyed this place.

What makes this place really special is the volunteers. The volunteers are retired airmen, air traffic controllers, and people who are just really enthusiastic about flight. If you havent had a guided tour, you havent really experienced the Frontiers of Flight Museum.

Very well done with lots of big displays (a southwest 737 is half in half out of the building) and lots of small informational displays too that are well curated and presented. There were a bunch of model airplanes of various sizes and types which is a plus for model lovers and I thought the photography exhibit about the control towers was beautiful. The 7yo old thoroughly enjoyed the planes you could get in and play with and I liked reading the displays. It covers everything from Kitty Hawk to Space Flight, with a lot of local Southwest/Braniff exhibits. Highly recommended for airplane enthusiasts of all ages.

AMAZING MUSEUM!! definitely coming back. You can tell the workers are so in love with what theyre doing. I had a wonderful time ❤️

Fantastic place for airplane lovers. Must go there for nice chance to see various types of US Airplanes and Helicopters. If you are plane lover, not enough time for one day visit.

What a great place to learn about flight. Careers, planes, dispatch, so much! My little ones enjoyed it and so did I. The drone experience was hard to watch as everyone pretty much just kept running them into the net, haha. But overall a really through knowledge exchange. Thanks

Amazing place to learn more about the history of aviation. The volunteers did amazing work.

Great museum! There are so many airplanes to look at from pre WW1 to things they took into outer space. Even that pancake airplane was pretty cool and unique as it is the only one in the world I was told. I liked the Southwest planes you could go up into and sit in and learn more about their history. Whats neat about this location is that its so close to the airport you can feel the roar of the jet engines that take off.

Amazing. A wonderful amount of civilian and historical planes, not to mention several wartime aircraft.Some of my favorites-The (iirc one and only) SR - 71 flight simulatorThe Pratt and Whitney J58 (the engine in the SR71)F/A 18cThe 737s on display (which you can enter!)The Vought V173 Flying PancakeThe Apollo 7 Command module. You know, the one that went to ORBIT.Skylab Equipment (Skylab was the USAs first space station. Fun fact: there was a mutiny there)

Great museum definitely recommend as a tourist stop worth checking out. Will be back again.

Loved it. Had my 3 year old grandchilds birthday party there. The kids had a great time. Perfect location.

Great way to spend $10 after work up in Dallas

Great museum. I really love aviation and military museums, but this one was pretty great even as they go. The stories told by P47 pilot Charlie Mohrle were particularly interesting.

A really cool place a lot of history about planes if you havent been you should give it a try!

The staff were so friendly and helpful! This is a wonderful museum and also a great place to host events! We were there to set up balloons for an event but this is a great place to visit and learn about the history of flight. They even have a special area for the kiddos!