Forty-five years after a Pacific Western Airlines cargo jet crashed on approach to Edmonton’s International Airport, pieces of the Boeing 707 are still scattered among the trees in a wooded

The Alberta Aviation Museum’s first-ever Haunted Hangar 14 event was great fun, both for the staff and visitors. Our curator, Lech Lebiedowski dressed up as a northern bush pilot, complete

Open Cockpit Day was a big hit with Edmontonians. We were delighted to have more than 750 people come through our doors during the  four hours of the event. That

Blatchford Field would likely never have come to be had it not for legenday bush pilot, Wilfred “Wop” May. “My dad was flying out of Mayfield, about a mile west

The storied history of Edmonton’s 418 Squadron was on display last Tuesday as the history gallery detailing the unit’s achievements reopened after a year of renovations. But the star of

Aviation pioneers Rae Churchill and Chris Falconer both had an early brush with aeronautical history. Both men told their stories to our Blatchford Tales Oral History Project, which resumed in