A Ford Trimotor, an early civil transport aircraft used by commercial airlines in the 1930s is also part of the collection; it has been used in films including the 1930 TWA promotional film, Coast to Coast in 48 Hours, appearing on screen with Amelia Earhart, and the 1984 adventure film, Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, in which the plane is shown being piloted by Harrison Ford as Indiana Jones.
This AI ended up in the Tallmantz Collection and was acquired by Fantasy of Flight's owner Kermit Weeks when he purchased the collection in 1985.
s/n 1582 Kermit Weeks, is displayed at Fantasy of Flight in Polk City, Florida (composite of two aircraft)
Kermit the Frog | Kermit Roosevelt | Kermit | 9½ Weeks | John W. Weeks | History of a Six Weeks' Tour | Two Weeks in Another Town | Kermit Weeks | Kermit Washington | Kermit Edward Bye | Five Weeks in a Balloon | Astral Weeks | Amiel Weeks Whipple | Weeks and Day | Six Weeks | Sinclair Weeks | Rollo Weeks | Raymond Weeks | History of a Six Weeks' Tour through a part of France, Switzerland, Germany, and Holland | Greg Weeks | Every Eight Weeks | Aardvark'd: 12 Weeks with Geeks | Two Weeks | Theophilus Weeks | Russ Weeks | Oliver Weeks | Levi Weeks | Kermit Zarley | Kermit Sheets | Kermit Roosevelt III |
;New Zealand: former Argentinian machine formerly in the possession of Kermit Weeks' Fantasy of Flight museum at Polk City, Florida is under restoration with Peter Jackson's firm, The Vintage Aviator Limited in New Zealand.