Aviation Heritage Museum of Western Australia in Bull Creek, Western Australia | Non-profit organisation

Aviation Heritage Museum of Western Australia

Locality: Bull Creek, Western Australia

Phone: +61 8 9311 4470

Address: Bull Creek Drive 6149 Bull Creek, WA, Australia

Website: https://aviationmuseumwa.org.au

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16.01.2022 We are pleased to announce that we have finally been able to recommence our special aircraft tours and experiences again! As it has been a while since we were able to show people around our most-loved planes, we are delighted to experience so many enquiries. Therefore, please make sure to pre-book your tour ahead of time. This will allow us to have the required volunteers available and you to have an amazing time in our museum.... Book your tour by calling the museum on (08) 9311 4470 or visit the website for more information on each tour.

10.01.2022 It sure is special to hear the history from our passionate and devoted volunteers that make our museum what it is today!

05.01.2022 #RemembranceDay #AusAirForce #AirForce100 #ThenNowAlways #LestWeForget

05.01.2022 The Perth aviation buff and writer Tony McGrath has recently released his new book In Western Skies which comprises 300 full pages of WA Aviation history. The book which can be purchased via his website (www.tony-mcgrath.com) covers the chronicles of all airlines that have operated in WA over the past 100 years. If you want to have a listen what Tony has to say tune into his radio appearance at 6PRNews Talk!

04.01.2022 Located in our Northern hangar we honour those in the WAAAF (Women’s Auxiliary Australian Air Force) and WRAAF (Women’s Royal Australian Air Force). Despite many opinions that women had no place in the services during the mid-thirties, by 1942-43, it was realised that there was a critical need for educated women in the greatly expanding RAAF. Today, RAAFA has special purpose branches that epitomise camaraderie, compassion, and community, one of these being the Women in Air F...orce Branch. Formed in April 1985, today the Branch has over 90 members and foster camaraderie between women who had previously served in the WRAAF. Read more about the RAAFA branch in the latest Air Mail edition and next time you are visiting the museum, head to the Northern Hangar for a lesson in history on how far women in aviation has come. www.aviationmuseumwa.org.au/raafa-air-mail-october-novembe/

02.01.2022 Remembrance Day "In war, there are no unwounded soldiers." - Jose Narosky Lest we forget.