Airline History Museum

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The Airline History Museum is located at the Kansas City Downtown Airport in Kansas City, Missouri, USA.

It was originally known the "Save a Connie Foundation" and is still incorporated under that name. It was founded by former TWA employees.

The group highlights commercial aviation in the propeller age.

This group maintains 3 aircraft, 2 of which are in flying condition. 1. A super constellation (super-connie) 2. A Martin 404 3. A Douglas DC-3 still undergoing restoration.

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