Memory Bricks

Not Just a Brick. A Memory. A Milestone.

Memory Bricks offer a meaningful way to honor a distinguished career, commemorate a historic milestone, or mark your place in aviation history. Each brick is carefully placed near the iconic Flagship Knoxville DC-3—an aircraft that played a pivotal role in launching the modern era of air travel and remains a cornerstone of American Airlines' legacy.

Secure your brick. Preserve your legacy.

By doing so, you become part of a story that continues to inspire generations.

Brick Packages

Choose the package that best suits you:

Priority Package — $375 

·       Priority placement near the Flagship Knoxville DC-3

·       4 Museum Passes

·       Certificate of Recognition

·       Thank You Card

Standard Package — $300

·       Preferred placement in the hangar

·       2 Museum Passes

·       Certificate of Recognition

·       Thank You Card

Economy Package — $250

·       Economy placement in the hangar

·       Certificate of Recognition

·       Thank You Card


How to Order

Ordering your brick couldn’t be easier:

1.      Select your package from the options below.

2.      Make your payment.

3.      Receive an email within 7–10 business days with a unique link to design your brick.

4.      Submit your design and receive confirmation.

5.      Your brick will be scheduled into production by the end of the quarter.

Design Guidelines

Each Memory Brick allows for:

·       Up to three lines of text

·       Or one line of text + one logo from our approved list

·       Character limit: 16 characters per line (Letters, numbers, punctuation, and spaces all count toward the limit.)

The most common question we’re asked is:

“Can I use more characters?”

Due to the engraving machine used, 16 per line is the absolute limit.

Logo Options

Want to include a logo on your brick? You can choose one logo from our approved list during the design phase.

More logo options will be available in the order form once your payment is processed. For details on how logos affect text layout, please refer to the Design Guidelines section above.

The image card below shows examples of logos that can be engraved: