Upcoming Events
Join us at the Saskatchewan Aviation Museum for exciting events!
Upcoming Events
A Flying Ace Adventure! – Open Cockpit Day Experience
Kick off 2025 with an adventure at the Saskatchewan Aviation Museum's Open Cockpit Day! Step into historic cockpits, test flight simulators, and explore aviation history for a family-friendly day of excitement on January 25. Admission is $15 per person (children under 5 free).
Open Cockpit Day – Featuring the Fairchild Cornell
The holiday season just got more exciting! Join us for the final Open Cockpit Day of the year and experience a truly magical aviation adventure at the Saskatchewan Aviation Museum.
Canadair CT-133 Silver Star: The “T-Bird” of Canadian Aviation
The Canadair CT-133 Silver Star, or T-Bird, was a key RCAF trainer, bridging basic and advanced jet training while shaping Canadian aviation history.
1956 de Havilland DHC-1B-2-S5 Chipmunk: A Modern Successor to the Tiger Moth
The de Havilland DHC-1 Chipmunk, introduced in 1945, revolutionized pilot training with its advanced design and adaptability. Learn why this Canadian innovation became a global aviation classic.
1943 Fairchild M62A-3 (Cornell): A Primary Trainer for the Ages
The 1943 Fairchild Cornell was a key WWII primary trainer, replacing the Tiger Moth and setting new standards for aviation training programs.
1960 de Havilland CS-2F Tracker: A Canadian Innovation
The de Havilland CS-2F Tracker is a Canadian innovation, designed for anti-submarine warfare and maritime patrol aboard HMCS Bonaventure.
1915 Nieuport 11: A Replica of a Legendary WWI Fighter
The 1915 Nieuport 11 'Bébé' was a WWI fighter known for agility and innovation. Discover the museum’s replica honoring its history and daring pilots.
1952 North American Harvard Mk. IV: The Legendary “Pilot Maker”
The 1952 Harvard Mk. IV, known as the 'pilot maker,' trained WWII and post-war pilots for combat. Learn about its Canadian adaptation and global legacy.
1942 DeHavilland DH82C Tiger Moth: A Timeless Icon of Aviation
The 1942 Tiger Moth was a vital WWII training aircraft. Explore its legacy, Canadian-built adaptations, and the museum’s restoration efforts.
Christavia MK1: A Testament to Missionary Aviation
The 1942 Tiger Moth was a vital WWII training aircraft. Explore its legacy, Canadian-built adaptations, and the museum’s restoration efforts.
1943 Douglas C-47A-35-DL Dakota “Lynda Jean” (C-FCQT): A Storied Icon of Aviation History
The 1943 Douglas C-47A Dakota 'Lynda Jean' served in WWII, civilian aviation, and Canada’s north. Learn about its history and restoration efforts.
Lovings Love WR-1: A Masterpiece of Innovation and Determination
The Lovings Love WR-1, a gull-winged midget racer, showcases innovation and perseverance. Discover its story and contributions to aviation history.
Pietenpol Air Camper C-GNDX: A Homebuilt Classic
The Pietenpol Air Camper, a DIY aviation classic, celebrates accessibility and innovation. Explore its story and legacy at the museum.
Auster A.O.P. Mk. VI: A British Observation Legacy in Canada
The Auster A.O.P. Mk. VI served in Canada for observer training and later as a civilian aircraft. Explore its journey and legacy at the museum.
Sylvaire Bushmaster II: The Recreational “Cloud Dancer”
The Sylvaire Bushmaster II 'Cloud Dancer' showcases the spirit of recreational aviation. Discover its story, features, and place in aviation history.
Saskatchewan Government Airways CF-JDO Memorial Exhibit
The CF-JDO Memorial Exhibit tells the story of a 1959 aviation mystery, the recovery of a lost aircraft, and the heroes who defined Saskatchewan’s skies.
1941 Noorduyn Norseman MK IV Restoration
The 1941 Noorduyn Norseman MK IV, a legendary Canadian bush plane, is undergoing restoration. Explore its WWII history and enduring legacy.
Avro Anson Mk I Restoration Project
The Avro Anson Mk I restoration brings 'Faithful Annie' back to life. Discover its history, WWII training role, and ongoing preservation efforts.
Cessna Skymaster 337 (C-FUEO): A Kid-Friendly Aviation Adventure
The Cessna Skymaster 337 offers a hands-on aviation experience for kids. Climb aboard, explore its cockpit, and learn about its unique design.
DeHavilland CS-2F Tracker Simulator: A Hands-On Aviation Experience
The CS-2F Tracker Simulator offers a hands-on aviation experience. Sit in the cockpit, operate controls, and explore Canada’s naval aviation legacy.
Bell 206B Helicopter GWML: An Interactive Journey into Aviation History
The Bell 206B Helicopter GWML is an interactive museum exhibit. Explore its cockpit, learn about its firefighting service, and aviation legacy.
The Shattered Prop: A Lesson in Tailwheel Aviation
The Shattered Prop exhibit showcases the challenges of tailwheel aircraft training. Discover how prop strikes became key lessons in aviation safety.
Air Ministry Bubble Sextant – Mark IX: Guiding the Skies with Celestial Precision
The Air Ministry Bubble Sextant Mark IX revolutionized aerial navigation during WWII, guiding RAF crews through challenging nighttime missions.
Fairchild F-56 Aerial Camera: A Lens into History
The Fairchild F-56 Aerial Camera bridged military and civilian use, from documenting WWII damage to mapping Canada’s north and advancing environmental studies.
Aircraft Grid Steering Compass – Type P8: Navigating the Skies of WWII
The Aircraft Grid Steering Compass Type P8 was a reliable navigation tool during WWII, guiding legendary aircraft like the Spitfire and Mosquito through missions.
Memorial Plaques: Honoring Saskatchewan’s RCAF Heroes
The museum's Memorial Plaques honor Saskatchewan’s RCAF heroes, sharing their stories of courage and sacrifice during wartime and peacetime operations.
The British Commonwealth Air Training Plan (BCATP): Canada’s Vital Contribution to WWII
The British Commonwealth Air Training Plan (BCATP) established Canada as the primary training ground for Allied airmen during WWII, preparing over 130,000 aircrew and leaving a lasting legacy in aviation.
The British Commonwealth Air Training Plan (BCATP) in Saskatchewan: A Vital Role in WWII Aviation History
Saskatchewan played a vital role in the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan (BCATP), hosting training schools and contributing to the Allied war effort. Explore its impact on aviation history through facilities, personal stories, and a commemorative documentary.
Saskatchewan Government Airways (SGA): Opening Saskatchewan’s Northern Skies
Saskatchewan Government Airways (SGA), founded in 1947, connected northern communities, supported resource industries, and pioneered smokejumping techniques. Its legacy in bridging Saskatchewan's remote north with the urban south remains a vital chapter in aviation history.
M & C Aviation Co. Ltd: Pioneers of Saskatchewan’s Northern Skies
Founded in 1930, M & C Aviation Co. Ltd was a bush-flying pioneer in Saskatchewan, linking remote northern regions and adapting to wartime demands. Its legacy paved the way for Saskatchewan Government Airways, cementing its role in the province’s aviation history.
The “Dead Penny”: A Solemn Tribute to Fallen Soldiers
The “Dead Man’s Penny” memorial plaque commemorates the sacrifices of British and Commonwealth soldiers in WWI. Cast in bronze, it symbolizes the collective grief and enduring remembrance of a nation.
Cherry Red Airline Ltd: Saskatchewan’s Pioneering Airline
Cherry Red Airline Ltd, Saskatchewan’s first airline, revolutionized aviation in the 1920s, supporting mining transport and pioneering airmail services before succumbing to the challenges of the Great Depression.
An afternoon with Reg “Crash” Harrison and Deana Driver
Join us on December 14th at 2:00 PM for An Evening with Reg “Crash” Harrison and Deana Driver at the Saskatchewan Aviation Museum. Experience captivating stories from WWII veteran and Lancaster Bomber pilot Reg Harrison, and learn about his incredible journey of courage and survival. Tickets are $15—reserve your spot today!
Santa Claus is Coming to the Saskatchewan Aviation Museum!
Santa lands at the Saskatchewan Aviation Museum! Join us on November 30th for a unique holiday adventure: meet Santa in the cockpit of a WWII Tiger Moth, explore vintage aircraft, and enjoy flight simulators. Tickets $15—don’t miss this high-flying festive experience!
1942 DC3 (C47A)
