Easter and ANZAC Day Opening Hours.  
April 19 - Good Friday - CLOSED
April 20- Easter Saturday - Open 10am - 5pm
April 21- Easter Sunday - Open 10am - 5pm
April 22-Easter Monday - Open 10am - 4pm
April 23                              Open 10am - 4pm
April 24                              Open 10am - 4pm
April 25-ANZAC Day        Open 1pm - 4pm
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Our usual hours are 10am to 4pm Monday to Friday and 10am to 5pm Saturday and Sundays.

Welcome

Welcome to the Australian National Aviation Museum. Situated at Moorabbin Airport in the South Eastern suburbs of Melbourne, the Museum has one of the most significant collections of aircraft and engines in Australia.  The Museum provides public access to a number of the aircraft on display, allowing visitors to interact with the aircraft and to experience life as a early Aviator or Military Pilot.
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To find out about where the Museum is, Hours & Ticket Pricing please Click HERE

Group tours can be arranged by appointment. Please contact the Museum for more information.

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The Australian National Aviation Museum

Founded in 1962 and run by a dedicated group of volunteers and members, the Museum has expanded to have an collection of not just aircraft and engines, but models, uniforms and many other items associated with Australia's aviation history.

The collection has some very rare and unique examples of Australian made aircraft including the oldest surviving Commonwealth Aircraft Corporation (CAC) aircraft - Wirraway A20-10; a Victa AirTourer and a DAP Mk21 Beaufighter, one of only two Australian made variants left in the country and the only Beaufighter left in the world capable of ground running an engine. The Museum also owns the oldest surviving Beaufort Bomber which is now a massive restoration undertaking.

The Museum also has a shop and kiosk facility where you can purchase drinks, snacks, and pick up a book, poster, model kit or complete aircraft model for your collection. 

Our Website is currently under maintenance and will return with a complete listing of the Aircraft, Engines and other Historical Assets held by the parent organisation, the Australian Aircraft Restoration Group.  Due to a lack of available display and restoration facilities, not all aircraft are under restoration or on display.  The Australian Aircraft Restoration Group has kindly loaned a number of the aircraft in its collection to other museums, to ensure that they are able to be viewed by Aircraft Enthusiasts. 

Please use the contact page for any queries,  and for details on opening hours and how to find the Museum please visit the location tab. 
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