ATTENTION MEMBERS!
Please note our BBQ’s are currently on hold due to provincial restrictions
Tiger Moth Flight Raffle!
Prize Flight Gift Certificate
A ride in the 1942 Tiger Moth Biplane ($250 value)
Draw Dates: June 1, 2021
Draw Time: 1:00pm
Draw Location: 5 Hangar Road, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan S7L 5X4
Ticket Prices: $10 each
Tickets: only 100 tickets will be sold!
Tickets available at Saskatchewan Aviation Museum
5 Hangar Road, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, S7L 5X4
Terms & Conditions:
- Only people in Saskatchewan at the time of purchase may participate in the raffle.
- Eligible participants may also buy tickets over the telephone by calling (306) 651-7247.
- Winner is determined by a random selection of ticket stubs.
- Winner will be notified by email or phone with instructions how to receive/claim the prize.
- The Saskatchewan Aviation Historical Society Inc. Lottery License: SR20-1273
Summer Hours
The museum has now returned to our regular summer hours 9 AM to 4 PM daily.
CF-JDO 1959 MEMORIAL EXHIBIT
Help us tell their extraordinary story and preserve the memory of F/O Raymond Gran DFC and Saskatchewan Conservation officer Harold Thompson. Help us tell the story of their downed Cessna 180 CF-JDO, which was recovered after 59 years in Peter Pond Lake.
Me109 MESSERSCHMITT (1940’s)
During World War II, two of the most successful fighters of aviation history faced one against the other: these two aircraft were the legendary Supermarine Spitfire and its German counterpart, the formidable Me109. The Me109 shot down more Allied planes than any other aircraft, and stayed in service longer than most, having entered combat in the Spanish Civil War (1936-39), fighting through World War II (1939-1945). In post WWII, between 1945 & 1948, most Bf 109s were scrapped or destroyed along with most its metal fabricating equipment.
News & Announcements
Fly-In Aircraft Parking
Are you aware we offer free Fly-In Parking at Saskatchewan Aviation Museum as being one of the benefits with membership? To take advantage of this benefit and service, become a member or renew your membership with SAM for 2021. When flying to Saskatoon call 306-651-7247 to book a Fly-in Parking space. We have limited Fly-In Parking space. Look forward to your visit.
CF-JDO 1959 MEMORIAL EXHIBIT
Help us preserve the memory of F/O Raymond Gran DFC and Saskatchewan Conversation officer Harold Thompson. Help us tell the story of their downed Cessna 180 CF-JDO, which was recovered after 59 years in Peter Pond Lake, which awaits a final resting place. The family located both souls and their aircraft in 2018, starting a year’s journey towards their recovery. The Museum was proudly able to provide assistance in the recovery of the aircraft in 2019.
Upcoming Events
WELCOME TO A FLIGHT READY LIVING MUSEUM
From the early “bush planes” to the “Yellow Wing” trainer’s of World War II, we strive to remember our aviation pioneers. Collecting and preserving Saskatchewan aviation and artifacts make this museum one of a kind. We exist to share the history of aviation in Saskatchewan & inspire visitors of all age. A place students and the general population can learn about Saskatchewan’s aviation history.
Discover a wealth of history in our aircraft hangar, displays and flight simulators. Explore an up close and personal experience with the aircraft that have shaped Saskatchewan’s and Canada’s history, both civilian and decommissioned military aircraft from a variety of eras.
Pop by to browse the museum or book a guided tour for yourself, a group, or a class of students.
Summer Hours
(May 1 to Sept 30)
Open 7 days a week
Daily 9am to 4pm
Winter Hours
(October 1 to April 30)
Open Wed – Sat 9am to 4pm
Prearranged group tours available upon request on closed days.
Admission (+GST)
- Adults | $10
- Children | $5 (6-12 yo)
- Preschool Children (<5yo) | Free
- Family | $20 (parents or guardians & dependent children <18yo)
- Groups | 10+ people, please phone ahead
Yes, some of our birds fly!
View Saskatoon from the seat of a vintage WWII biplane. Fly our WWII DH82 Tiger Moth over Saskatoon. The experience of a lifetime, you will never forget flying this iconic aircraft! Tiger Moths were one of the first airplanes flown by almost every Royal Canadian Air Force pilot in WWII. Be it a Birthday, Retirement, a Special Occasion, or “Just because”, the perfect gift for any aviation enthusiast!
Support The Museum
Our Donors & Partners
The Saskatchewan Aviation Museum would like to thank these individuals and organizations for their generous support. Their financial contributions helps us in our mission to keep Saskatchewan and Canada’s aviation history alive.
$800,000
Tom & Bev Coates
$100,000
Garry & Bonita Thompson
Westwind Aviation
Gary L Redhead
Fraser & Lorna Sutherland