Saskatchewan
Aviation Museum & Learning Centre
2020 Rust Remover Seminar Oct. 31 & Nov. 7
ME109 Messerschmitt
The newest feature at our museum, this ME109 Messerschmitt was a one of the fastest and deadliest fighters to come out of Nazi Germany during the second world war. This one is currently being restored by Don Bradshaw, a retired aviation engineer in Saskatoon Saskatchewan. The Messerschmitt will be on display with the museum until at least spring 2021, so don’t miss out! Come in and see it today!
We exist to share the history of aviation in Saskatchewan & inspire visitors of all ages.
From the early “bush planes” to the “Yellow Wing” trainer’s of World War II, we strive to remember our aviation pioneers. Volunteers restore and conserve aircraft, document artifacts and photographs, keeping once-commonplace skills and manufacturing techniques from vanishing.
Pop by to browse the museum or book a guided tour for yourself, a group, or a class of students. Discover a wealth of history in our aircraft hangar, displays and flight simulators. The museum offers 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.
New additions & Updates
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
Closed to visitors Oct 31st and Nov 3rd for Rust Remover.
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
Upcoming Events
View our upcoming events!
2020 Rust Remover
The Saskatchewan Aviation Museum & Learning Centre is hosting a MOT sanctioned RUST REMOVER clinic to help pilots brush off the rust from their flying and knowledge. Please join us Saturday, October 31, 2020. Due to the pandemic space is limited to 25...
Friday BBQ Lunches!
We are once again hosting Friday lunch BBQ burgers this summer. Come on by for a visit and grab a burger between 11:30 and 1:30. Don’t know what will be better – the burger or the company!
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!
Membership
One of the best ways to preserve Saskatchewan’s Aviation history for our future generations is by your membership. Receive discounts and special offeers!
Volunteer
Get a unique glimpse at the artifacts amassed in the museum and help offer an engaging experience to visitors through educational programming and archival collections.
Donate
Donating ensures that this interactive facility remains an aviation education centre celebrating Saskatchewan’s rich aviation history and major attraction for our province.
Our Donors & Partners
The Saskatchewan Aviation Museum & Learning Centre 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