Twenty-eight years ago airline captain Terry Champion walked into a meeting of aviation groups working to save Edmonton’s Han­gar 14, the Second World War building now home to the Alberta

I would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone for all their efforts throughout the year. Over this past year there have been many changes to the museum not

Museum volunteers attending our annual Christmas Lunch were treated to a special guest this week. Bill Cottrell, was president of the Alberta Aviation Museum almost 30 years ago, before it

One hundred years after the the Red Baron, the most feared and famous German fighter pilot ever was shot down over France, he is being brought back to life.  With

By Neil Taylor (Editor’s note: With Jack Johnson’s recent donation of his rare Curtiss JN-4 to the museum, we wanted to provide some background about the importance of these aircraft

  One hundred years after it was built, and almost nine years exactly since it was last flown, a rare Curtiss JN-4D has landed for the final time at the