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.

This large, friendly and relaxed flight museum has some real gems, in particular in military and space aircraft. Easy parking and reasonably priced across the board. This is not usually a busy place (no school trips right now) and some of the interactive displays are paused (in 2020), but if you want to see a few great finds---try this large Love Field-areas hangar. Our 6 year old loves to come here and see all the planes and mannequins and toys in the gift shop. The disabling of the interactive items is understandable, but drop my review to a 4/5, but the friendly people and their understanding of these strange times makes me glad they are one of the museums still charging forth to educate and entertain. There are some really unique aircraft here, so do visit and explore.

The Museum was a really nice place. All the people who work there are friendly. The planes are a cool thing to walk around and learn about. There is also a really nice area full of picnic tables under some huge planes outside the building immediately to the right as you drive in. Very good place for casual/leisurely experience and watch some planes come and go from the airfield behind the place.

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.

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.

So glad theyre open. Wonderful staff, fantastic exhibits, fun play area for kids, good gift shop. Highly recommend.

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

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.

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.

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.

This is a real neat place to go to. Our son is very interested in planes and wants to go into the military when he grows up, this was a great place to take him. You learn about the first planes all the way back to the 15hundreds to the most recent planes and even about balloons. You can hear stories about air fights from WW1, WWII and more including Gulf War in the 90s. We will go back once all the on hand exhibits open. Kids and adults of all ages will enjoy this place. We also thought it was neat that while in there you could hear the planes from Love Field take off and land.

Stopped here for our honeymoon for my husband. I ended up having way more fun than I expected. Going to make this a regular stop

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.

Really enjoyed this museum. The volunteers in red vests really enjoy their position and were a joy to talk to. You can really tell the people here have a passion for aviation and for helping people. They lay out the museum by time periods and advancements in aviation. I’d love to return next time I’m in town.

Very interesting museum full of fun facts and lots of models, life size and miniature. There is also a kids area where they can pretend to be pilots and run off some energy.

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.

We absolutely loved it. We had about 2 hours to kill before i needed to be at the hospital for a major operation and this is where we ended up. Im definitely not mad about it! It calmed me down and I learned so much! The staff is very informative. Well have to come back when everything inside is open, the kids will love it!

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.

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.

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.

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.

There is so much history here!! One will spend HOURS gleaning aeronautical knowledge of aviations progress from the ancient times until today!Perfect for families with little ones to couples on a date or even a solo flyer (see what I did there!?)Plus one of Love Fields runaways is located directly behind the museum. Although Im not sure if it is encouraged by staff members here, but it is nice to see the aircraft land and take off! Id call it a rewarding, yet happy ending!

Great little museum. I love how you can get up close and personal with the airplanes. They had some aircrafts you could walk into but due to covid they were closed... Same with interactive displays.

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!

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.

Today is moonday~~~awesome.

Really awesome place, very informative staff.

Educational and fun experience for kids and adults as well.

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.

The Frontiers of Flight Museum is quite close to the Dallas Love Field Airport. It consists of variety of fighter jets planes and other experimental models kept on display. There are some cool things like the Apollo 7 Command Module and other space shuttle based equipments. Overall the places is pretty decent and I suggest for a one time visit as there isnt much fun activity to do around there in. Its just a display museum you can go to check new things out and get information upon.

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

Did not expect to find this now I am do glad I did, you can get really close to everything

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.

Well done exhibits. So many things I was not aware of. Model shop where they build scale models is amazing!

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

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.

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!!

Nice place... for me that I like airplanes and all related stuff was like being a kid in a candy store

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

Awesome museum! Been there twice! Both times I loved it. However, being a hands-on person, finding that the cockpits to both 737 aircraft were glassed off was disappointing. As a student pilot, I understand in keeping aircraft as restored as possible, and sometimes children can get a bit rowdy and break things, but as a future 737 pilot, I really wish the cockpits where open to sit in.

This is an amazing museum, it has a huge collection of airplanes, and very informative exhibits. It explains how airplanes have aged over the decades, and also has a good section about current planes, and the 4 forces of aviation. The exhibits are also kid friendly, especially the ones that they can go inside. There are not many interactive galleries, but most of the information inside makes up for this. The docents are just amazing. Many of them have their own stories to tell, a few even fought in WW2 and the Vietnam War. There are a lot of great spots for photos, in front of the military planes, and with all the planes hanging from the roof. Plan to spend 2 hours there. All in all, this is an amazing informative museum that can be a lot of fun.

GREAT little gem in Dallas! Worth taking the kids to, or if grandparents are in town and you need a nice indoor activity for the whole family. We have been taking our daughter there since she was 4, and she still enjoys it. Highly recommend going on Moon Day. There are extra exhibitions and neat things to see including robots, engineering stations and a pop up planetarium.

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.

Amazing place to learn about flight. The Apollo 7 is there as well as the suits and items the astronauts had to use. Unfortunately, the interactive parts were shut down to covid-19, but there is still much to look at and read about.

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

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.

Entertaining even though the interactive areas were not available due to COVID-19.

This museum is very close to Love Field, so we visited prior to picking up family at the airport. It was a great way to spend an hour or more. The museum is laid out to reflect the history of flight, from the Wright Brothers through space travel, which includes the Apollo VII spacecraft and a full size model of the 1903 Wright Brothers airplane. One of our favorites is the opportunity to climb aboard a Boeing 737 Southwest Airline nose, and aircraft. There is also a nice gift shop for souvenirs. This is a great museum to learn the history of flight.

Not everything in Texas is big! The best part of the museum was the Art of Air Towers exhibit.

Nice ambiance multi purpose place, fed up with tons of history!

Great place to visit and learn.

A lot to see. Kids love the place and adults have a lot to learn.

It was cool! Got to see new and old planes and jets and spaceships..place for kids to see the different type of planes

Very nice exhibit. Very good pricing. Takes only a couple hours to see everything in good detail. Friendly staff. Heartily recommend visiting

Great place, so much history! Wonderful for all ages

This is such a special place. It contains a large amount of historical aircraft both inside and outside. They have numerous displays that are on loan from the Smithsonian Museum located in our Nations Capital. The Volunteers that work here are very knowledgeable about all types of Aviation items. The cost is minimal and you could spend a couple of hours reading and photographing the displays. There is a snack bar located inside and a special interactive room for the young Aviators. They have a large meeting area that can be reserved for use by a club or group of people. It is on the property of Love Field here in Dallas, Texas and is easy to see from the nearest street. Go and enjoy yourself and take the kids to give them an interesting learning experience.

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

Amazing piece of history right in our backyard. We had so much fun!!

You have to go here....this went far past my expectations. Great displays and well documented history archives. So much to see....didnt realize just how much was inside to look at. Also note there is a lot of aerospace displays in here too, not just airplanes. Our daughter loves space and got a huge kick out of going here, after I had done a volunteer event here.

I love this place, the airplanes were all awesome.

Great people and a great place 2 visit.

My two girls had an awesome time at the flight museum for girls in aviation day. I enjoyed it as well.

Great place to take the kids on a rainy day! The little kids area is great for the kiddos to get some energy out and the exhibits are all pretty good. The Southwest Airlines jets are cool and the Apollo 11 is awesome. Volunteers are nice and give good information about the place. Definitely will be going back soon.

My kids 7yo and 1.5 yo had a great time here! There a playground inside to keep them occupied. It was our first time here and I am very impressed!

Some unique exhibits you wont find in other aviation museums, like and actual Boeing 737, a SR71 Blackbird simulator, the real Apollo 7 capsule and so much more.

Good stuff too see!

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

Absolutely amazing attractions!

The girls always enjoy going every year! The static plane display was great and the crew s were so friendly with the girls!

What a great experience! I️, being one that is self-proclaimed aviation and history buff, learned several new facts!I️ really enjoyed seeing the ORIGINAL Apollo 7 Command Module and several pilots licenses from the early days of aviation!A MUST for all!

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.

Very interesting and lots to look at! Clean and organized. Volunteers were very knowledgeable and friendly

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.

This museum is very close to Love Field, so we visited prior to picking up family at the airport. It was a great way to spend an hour or more

One of a kind aircraft, whats not to like, wish I had the whole day!

I was here for the first time for a kids Birthday party. This is a really cool museum! So many interesting things to see and interactive displays. Highly recommend it!!

A small but well put together Aviation Museum with the only SR-71 flight simulator ever built. And the Southwest Airlines 737 partially inside the building is very cool. Definitely worth a stop.

Awesome place, learned alot. Had a great time.

My 3yr old always has a blast here. Never really too busy, which is great. They have a kids area so they can play/run around. They have large old planes inside, and a piece of rock from the moon. Very cool, even for adults.

Great Museum! Was there today with the Bomber Reunion mainly made up of WWII veterans. My father in law, 99, enjoyed looking through but was disappointing that there wasnt a B24 represented even as a model.Everyone that worked there was pleasant and understanding of the limitations of these veterans except the lady working in the gift shop. While standing in line she was sharp when they asked her to repeat something or asked for assistance.

Great Docents were there for additional information.

Great experience. The staff is very friendly and helpful. We had my daughters 3rd birthday party there and she was over the top thrilled. Everyone had a great time, lots to see and lots to do. Highly recommend

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.

They dont have a cafeteria so bring your own food. They a gift shop with some snacks. Love the SPOC program for middle schoolers explaining the solar system movie. Great for school field trip!

Alright to go with the kids once.

A fascinating display and history of the evolution of flight!

This was a great venue for a wedding, loved the atmosphere and made for some fantastic photos!

Totally loved this place! Great for the whole family ! It would be move if they had more stuff the kids could actually interact and play with tho .

This was a really terrific museum! The volunteers were informative and friendly, there were tons of exhibits that were well documented, and the whole museum really reflects the love of aviation. The videos were entertaining and engaging, giving you a feel for the material. We had a great time. Though my kids are too old for it, there is a really nice childrens interactive area for younger museum goers. Lots of fun picture opportunities!

Great for kids and adults. Took me about 2hrs to see everything.

Love this place. Each year my wife takes me to a aviation museum and this one by far was my favorite. We got there late and only had an hour but i plan on going back when i go to Texas again.

Delivered some steel to this location. Looks like a cool place to visit

A nice slice of aviation history.

Good museum for Aircraft enthusiasts. They have a good collection of aircrafts and models. Kids would really love it.

Some cool exhibits, especially the Apollo 7 crew module on temporary loan! Good venue for kids.

Really awesome air museum. Was larger than I had expected. A lot of military items. The apollo exhibit was neat. Got a good price on Groupon. Would recommend

Just Beautiful!!!! My Son loves this place. I enjoy learning about airplanes. Highly recommended for kids and adults.

This place is amazing

Great museum! The staff is knowledgeable and kind, perfect for kids birthday parties- the kids loved the play area. Very affordable, we also had free soda from the soda fountain as part of our package. Easy set up and clean up. Also fun for the adults to see the rest of the museum.

Good place to take kids to play and learn about flight. See and learn about both military and commercial aircraft. Great place to host a birthday party as well.