Info & Tours
Buckle up for take-off into history
The experience
SAM is a living museum that stimulates and inspires visitors of all ages. We are wheelchair accessible and welcome to all.
The majority of exhibits may not be touched, but the “Tracker Simulator” offers a hands-on experience to manipulate the controls in the cock-pit of the plane. The museum also hosts three flight simulators that provide patrons the option to receive instruction on approach, landing and taxiing a Cessna 172. A certified King Air simulator is now available for amateur pilots and pilots alike to rent time to hone
their skills. The simulator provides a frontal surround visual.
Historical Material
Take a stroll through our “Photo Hallway”: A display of the hundreds of pictures, newspaper articles, letters and more, gifted to us by northern pilots, military pilots, engineers and others connected to the world of aviation.
Christmas Holiday Hours
Snow Days!
Museum closed Dec 28, 2022 to Jan 3, 2023
Reopening January 4th, 2023.
Winter Hours
(October 1 to April 30)
Open Wednesday to Saturday
9am to 4pm
*Open Family Day (02/20/23)
9am to 4pm
Summer Hours
(May 1 to Sept 30)
Tuesday to Sunday
Daily 9am to 4pm
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
Book a Guided Tour
Walk-in and self-guided visitors to the museum are always welcome, though we also offer tours for individuals or groups.
Tours include topics such as aviation history and aircraft development. Both options include a walk-through of the restorations hangar with projects underway.
For groups of 10 people or more, we require you to book ahead. Enquire with us for available dates and times by completing the booking request form.
Museum Visitor Reviews
“Our pilot and tour guide Matthew was AMAZING! We didn’t get the name of the other volunteer who helped us around, but the entire facility and staff was incredible. A true showcase of Saskatchewan’s aviation history and presented by the most knowledgeable and passionate individuals.” – Avery
