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Hangar Update March 1st, 2025
With Spring on its way, the hangar is buzzing with activity. We are pleased to share some important updates on our ongoing projects shaping the future of the museum.
Our feasibility study, conducted by MCR Strategic, is currently underway. The insights from this study are invaluable in guiding the museum towards a capital campaign and long-term sustainability.
The Story of Our (New) Fokker Universal
When the “new” Fokker Universal arrived late last year from Ottawa, we had very little information about it, except its registration (NC7029) and final owner (ST Howe). Internet searches revealed no pictures of NC7029/N7029, and “ST Howe” was too common of a name to yield many results.
Keeping our planes in the (simulated) air
When the Alberta Aviation Museum’s flight simulators began facing wear and tear, volunteer Mike Reimer stepped in with a cost-effective repair. Using a custom-made aluminum anti-racking bracket, he restored the simulators to provide a realistic flight experience for school programs, events, and kids’ camps.
Hangar Update: January 2025
Happy New Year from all of us at the Alberta Aviation Museum! As we soar into 2025, we are filled with excitement and optimism for the year ahead. We remain
Records of Unusual Size: Edmonton’s Role in WWII Broadcasting
Things most Edmontonians do not know but should: Edmonton was massively shaped by its aviation history. In 1927, Blatchford Field was established as Canada’s first licensed airfield. By the time WWII had started, Edmonton was identified as a key location by Canada and the United States for its Northern position and well-established airfield
Holiday High-Flying
Flying during the holidays can be busy, chaotic, and even frustrating but some airlines do their part to get into the holiday spirit. Some special ones that you can see
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