Wichita Falls: Wichita Falls Regional Airport

Wide, low building with glass front

Wichita Falls Municipal Airport (Sundt Construction)

Sign saying Museum of North Texas History
Interior display with a biplane and an old truck

Curtiss Jenny on display at the Wichita Falls Regional Airport. (Courtesy Wichita County Archives)

Vintage photo of small building next to a gated road with sign saying Call Field Entrance

Entrance to Call Field circa 1915 (Courtesy Wichita County Archives)

Four men and a dog standing in front of a biplane

Curtiss Jenny and pilots at Call Field (Courtesy Wichita County Archives)

Group of biplanes in a field

Curtiss Jennys on the flight line at Call Field (Courtesy Wichita County Archives)

More than 500 Army pilots received their wings during the Great War at Call Field. Today, little remains of Call Field, now the site of Wichita Falls regional Airport - but its story, and that of the Curtiss Jenny, live on at the Museum of North Texas History and the Wichita Falls Regional Airport.

At the airport, you can see a genuine Jenny biplane and learn about this pioneer chapter in the story of American and military aviation.

Wichita Falls Regional Airport

Museum of North Texas History

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