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Aviation Heritage Museum of Western Australia

Name: Aviation Heritage Museum of Western Australia
Address: Bull Creek Drive, Bull Creek, WA, 6149, AU
Telephone: +61893114470

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Aviation Heritage Museum of Western Australia

Perth's must-see Aviation Museum with over 30 aircraft and memorabilia to view.

The Aviation Heritage Museum provides a unique museum experience of civilian and military aviation through its extraordinary aviation displays, helpful guides and special tours. The Museum's talented volunteers have designed, donated and built a truly amazing array of aviation displays that include 30 aircraft and thousands of artefacts. From the helpful gift shop attendants to the meticulous rest

orers, the Museum’s hundreds of volunteers have truly built one of the most unique museums in the Southern Hemisphere or even the World. The Royal Australian Air Force Association along with community assistance from sponsors, visitors, and friends of the Museum makes the Museum one of the top self funded Museums in Australia.

01/06/2026

WA Day plans? ✈️ We’re open today, celebrating the people and stories that helped shape aviation in Western Australia.

Visit the Aviation Heritage Museum and discover some of WA’s most legendary aviators, including Horrie Miller — pioneering pilot, businessman and co-founder of MacRobertson Miller Aviation.

Make it a WA Day well spent — we're open from 10am–4pm.

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29/05/2026

Did you know.... on this day in 1953, the first Australian English Electric Canberra took flight at Avalon, Victoria?

Designed for speed, altitude and adaptability, the Canberra became an important aircraft in RAAF service, including with No. 2 Squadron in Malaya and Vietnam.

Visit our museum to discover the Canberra Mk.20 up close and hear of its remarkable service history.

We're open daily, 10am–4pm.

26/05/2026

On this day in 1929, West Australian Airways launched the first scheduled Adelaide–Perth service from Maylands Airport.

It marked a major step forward for aviation in Western Australia, connecting people, places and possibilities across vast distances.

Discover historic memorabilia and explore more stories from WA’s aviation past at our museum!

Open today and everyday from 10am–4pm.

24/05/2026

Behind every great aircraft is the skill, precision and problem-solving of the people who keep it flying.

Today on National Aviation Maintenance Technician Day, we’re celebrating the science, engineering and technical expertise that powers aviation.

Our Museum is now taking 2026 school excursion bookings, with a range of curriculum-linked experiences designed to spark curiosity and support STEM learning.

Get in touch with us via [email protected] to discuss your class experience!

22/05/2026

Few aircraft have shaped aviation quite like the Douglas DC-3, known in military service as the C-47 or Dakota.

Step inside the story of one of the world’s most influential aircraft and discover it up close at the Aviation Heritage Museum.

Open every day including this weekend from 10am–4pm.

21/05/2026

National Volunteer Week is a timely reminder of the remarkable people who help keep our museum running. 💙

From retired RAF pilots to engineers, our volunteers come from all kinds of backgrounds, each bringing their own knowledge, experience and stories to share. ✈️

Thursday is one of the best days to meet them, so pop in today, say hello, and discover the collection through the people who help bring it to life.

We’re open from 10am–4pm.

18/05/2026

On this day in 1924,Stanley James Goble (‘Jimmy’ Goble) and Ivor McIntyre completed the first aerial circumnavigation of Australia.

Covering 13,700 kilometres, their journey helped shape the future of aviation in Australia and demonstrated what was possible in long-distance flight.

Walk through more remarkable stories from Australian's aviation history, we're open daily from 10am–4pm.

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15/05/2026

A daring mission. A revolutionary invention. An extraordinary chapter in aviation history.

On 16 May 1943, Operation Chastise saw Lancaster crews take to the skies for the famous Dambusters Raid, using Barnes Wallis’ bouncing bomb.

You can view a bouncing bomb replica at our museum and explore the story behind one of WWII’s most remarkable missions.

Visit us daily, 10am–4pm.

12/05/2026

Our biggest aircraft has an even bigger story.

The Avro Lancaster, affectionately known as the ‘Lanc’, became the most iconic and successful night bombers of the Second World War — delivering more than 608,000 tons of bombs across 156,000 sorties.

The Mark VII Lancaster in our collection was the final production version of this legendary aircraft, designed for tropical conditions and earmarked for an invasion of Japan, it ultimately never saw combat.

Discover it up close in one of our amazing Lancaster Tours — book yours online today!

09/05/2026

Sideline the boring brunch this Mother’s Day and treat Mum to something a little more memorable!

From remarkable aircraft to fascinating stories of Australian aviation, a visit to our museum is a brilliant way to spend the day together.

Bring Mum down to visit us tomorrow, we're open from 10am - 4pm.

Address

Bull Creek Drive
Bull Creek, WA
6149

Opening Hours

Monday	10am - 4pm
Tuesday	10am - 4pm
Wednesday	10am - 4pm
Thursday	10am - 4pm
Friday	10am - 4pm
Saturday	10am - 4pm
Sunday	10am - 4pm

Telephone

+61893114470

Website

https://aviationmuseumwa.org.au/

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