At the conclusion of the First World War over 2,500 trained Canadian airmen, who had served in the Royal Flying Corps and the Royal Naval Air Service, returned home. Many of these men were anxious to continue flying, and more ...
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We are pleased to report the Magnum Opus Charity Art Show was a financial and artistic success. More than 200 people attended the event and we helped raise more than $3,000 for iHuman Youth Society.
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AAM Assistant Curator Ryan Lee trying out the new travelling exhibit.
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Alberta Aviation Museum Curator Lech Lebiedowski and Edmonton artist Sean Paul Arceta share a common fascination. They both love the 1980s movie series and pop culture icon "Back to the Future."
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or more than 80 years Blatchford Field was the centre of technological development in aviation as Canada's first licenced airport.
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