Aircraft collection & Restoration Area

Designed to be affordable and easy to build yourself, the Air Camper is a lightweight, parasol-wing aircraft constructed out of spruce and plywood. Bernard Pietenpol flew the model for the

Built in 1928, this Fokker Universal was purchased by New York City resident Reuben Daniel Silliman for $14,200 and used to fly between his Sheffield estate and New York City.

The nose section of the museums’ Boeing 767 uses parts of the cockpit from the retired Gimli Glider, the Air Canada passenger airplane famous for running out of fuel between

The Simulator for the DC-6B was the first Canadian-built commercial flight simulator, designed in 1955. Canadian Pacific Air Lines purchased the simulator in 1957 and used it until it transitioned

Built in 1979, the aircraft was used by Pacific Western Airlines and transferred between different airliners, until it was donated to the Alberta Aviation Museum in 2005. During its time