Canadian Aviation Museum

Really enjoyed my visit to this unique space.The history and stories behind the exhibits were very informative and intriguing. Our tour guide Keleen (think that was her name), was very friendly and interactive. The staff and persons working there were all friendly and tool time out of working on planes to chat with us. One highlight was meeting Ron,an ex pilot who has a plane in his honour on display. He was so amiable and you can see his passion and satisfaction from years in aviation.The display areas were good and the Bad Penny" story really resonated. Had to get the book. Excellent learning opportunity for teaching history if you are an educator as well."

Great collection of historic aircraft in static displays, while being refurbished, and that you can ride! The best part of our visit was the people who work and volunteer their time to share the stories of the collection and their passion for preserving these legendary legacies. We expected to be there a couple of hours; we were happy to continue exploring right up until closing time.

This was my first time ever going to a place like this and I loved it! My boyfriend lives planes and so I decided to take him here! We came from Detroit! I also wanted to say our tour guide Logan was AMAZING! He made the experience so great. If you ever visit here, please ask for Logan! You will not regret it

Great place for the history of Canadian contributions in world wars in aviation. Great restoration projects are currently ongoing. Super fun place for kids.

I was skeptical of how fun a tour would be as I never took interest in aviation and this museum seemed insignificant, but the guides here are not your average guides, the history here does have significance, and the history here put tears in full grown men. The guides here know the history of not only aviation but deep knowledge of history and museums across the US and Canada. As you walk around, volunteers will be building planes in the center. You can tell that your guide isn't the typical museum guide who learned about the museum from textbooks. Simulators with advanced technologies for their day, souvenirs collected by pilots from around the world, affordable flights over scenic city & natural views, simulators that help visitors experience flight training, indoor and outdoor areas - really incredible history.Thank you Larry.

Awesome place with, a fair price, around 11 CAD, and you can have the opportunity to fly in one of the planes with an expert pilot for a good price

This place is more than just planes. Lot of history and story to know about WW2, the planes and facility here.One gets to see restoration work too as many retired and knowledgeable individuals are working hands-on in several restoration projects.The guides here are not just any other narrators, they bring the soul out of the story/plane - very detail oriented for an engineer or knowledgeable visitor. David was our guide and very glad he toured us. Appreciate it.

I really enjoyed my visit to the Canadian Aviation Museum. There's a nice balance between airworthy aircraft and restoration projects. Nice to see the progress on the Lancaster and Mosquito projects. The staff are friendly and knowledgeable. The day we were there they had a Harvard, Chipmunk and Stearman flying. Great to watch them taxi out fir their flight. Highly recommended!

Drove here from Michigan and was absolutely a great time. Get the tour! The guide was really knowledgeable and gave us great places to visit afterward.

Small but great place. My wife and I showed up about 45 minutes before closing and they happily gave us a tour. They have several restoration projects going and welcomed us to take as many pictures as we wanted. Also, all the work being done is by volunteers who are passionate about Canadan aviation history.