The largest Aviation Museum east of Ottawa. Home to a growing collection of 25 plus aircraft in two spacious hanger style buildings.

The Atlantic Canada Aviation Museum is Atlantic Canada's only museum devoted to preserving all aspects of Atlantic Canada's aviation heritage. Granted "Local Museum" status by the Nova Scotia Museum in 1989, it is owned and operated by local volunteers since its inception in 1977.

Both civilian and military aviation history is depicted in the extensive displays found within our facility. Included are hundreds of artifacts, large and small, from books, badges and uniforms to engines and aircraft. Designed to be informative, from a heritage standpoint, a visitor will leave with a greater knowledge of aviation. From the earliest balloons and gliders up to modern aircraft.

Our Mission Statement 

"To maintain, develop and strengthen a permanent aviation museum in the Atlantic Provinces by researching, documenting, retrieving and restoring artifacts, objects and aircraft associated with the aviation history of the Atlantic Provinces."

Museum is now open every day 9 - 5.