Texas Air & Space Museum in Amarillo preserves Panhandle aviation and space heritage while honoring regional servicemen, servicewomen, aviators and astronauts. Its collection includes historic Douglas DC-3 N34, a P-51D Mustang, C-7A Caribou, NASA Shuttle Training Aircraft, war-era and Cold War interpretation, crop-duster history, models, and Golden Spread and English Field airport stories. Located beside Rick Husband Amarillo International Airport, the museum provides visitors and regional youth with hands-on access to aviation and space technology. The operator’s contact page lists public hours Monday–Saturday 10:00–16:00, with other times by appointment; its home page advertises free admission and free tours of the Space Shuttle Training Aircraft. Volunteer-led tours and aircraft access may depend on current staffing and arrangements, so confirm availability before travel. Visitor address: 10001 American Drive, Amarillo, Texas 79111, United States. Contact the museum at 806-335-9159.