Frontiers of Flight Museum, Dallas

About Frontiers of Flight Museum

Frontiers of Flight Museum in Dallas presents the history of aviation and space flight through more than 35,000 rare and unique artifacts. Visitors explore exhibits spanning from Leonardo da Vinci's early concepts through hot air balloons, the Wright Brothers, and modern spacecraft of the twenty-first century. Seventy docents share their own experiences and perspectives throughout the museum. The 100,000 square foot facility at Dallas Love Field Airport comprises two climate-controlled hangar-like buildings connected by a structure on both levels. A visit typically involves walking through these connected spaces to view the comprehensive collections at your own pace. The museum offers programs and STEM curriculum for educators and students. Jetsetters Coffee Lounge serves breakfast, lunch, and snacks inside the museum. The facility is fully accessible and welcomes visitors with sensory-friendly needs. The museum suits families, school groups, aviation enthusiasts, and anyone curious about aerospace history and innovation. It operates in Dallas, Texas.