"Woolaroc" has survived and is on display at the Woolaroc Museum in Oklahoma, which started as a hangar to store and display the plane. "Aloha" was sold to a New York businessman and destroyed in a 1933 hangar fire at Roosevelt Field. Both "Woolaroc" and "Aloha" were powered by the Wright Whirlwind, which added to that engine's endurance legend, as it had already been used in "Spirit of St. Louis" (Lindbergh), "Columbia" (Chamberlin/Levine), "America" (Byrd), "Bird of Paradise" (Maitland/Hegenberger), and "City of Oakland" (Smith/Bronte).