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Volunteer ingenuity and teamwork take museum exhibit to new heights
What do you do when you want to erect a 20-foot high facade in a historic hangar which you are not allowed to alter? You call on Alberta Aviation Museum’s
In Formation: Katherine Stinson delivers Edmonton’s first airmail
Editors note: Last week marked the 100th anniversary of the Katherine Stinson’s first airmail flight in Western Canada. Historian Neil Taylor, wrote this piece about the young American aviatrix for
Celebrating 100 years of airmail in Western Canada
This week marks 100 years since Katherine Stinson flew a sack of 259 letters from Calgary to Edmonton. The July 9, 1918 flight was the first airmail delivery in Western
A year of change and success for Grade Six Education Program
It was another busy year for our instructors teaching the Science of Flight Program to Grade Six students in the Edmonton area. The program, which has been operating at the
Video: New drone video by Hummingbird UAV
People love taking pictures of airplanes and we are fortunate that so many highly-skilled photographers choose the Alberta Aviation Museum to practice their craft. But Armin Hasenbank takes it to
Norman Reid, World War II navigator, prominent engineer, Tiger Moth donor, remembered.
“Norman Reid was an admirable person in all respects,” says AAM President Rod MacLeod. Reid was born in Edmonton in 1923 and attended Victoria High School. He joined the RCAF
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