Australian National Aviation Museum

"OUR COLLECTION"

AIR TRAVEL	MILITARY AVIATION	DISPLAY ENGINES
Auster J-1B Aiglet BA Swallow Bristol Freighter NEW** Cessna 310 de Havilland Gipsy Moth de Havilland Heron Desoutter 2 Douglas DC3 Miles Messenger Percival Proctor Vickers Viscount	BE2A Bristol Sycamore Curtiss Kittyhawk Consolidated PBY Catalina Douglas DC2 NEW** de Havilland Sea Venom Fairey Firefly Fairey Gannet Gloster Meteor Link Trainer Westland Wessex	Armstrong Siddeley Genet Bristol Hercules ADC Cirrus de Havilland Gipsy Queen 30 Heath Henderson B4 Junkers Jumo Kelly and Lewis Rolls Royce Avon Rolls Royce Kestrel Rolls Royce Nene Warner Scarab

AUSTRALIAN MADE AIRCRAFT
CAC Wirraway CAC Wackett Trainer CAC Boomerang CAC Winjeel CAC Ceres CAC CA31 CAC Sabre CAC Macchi DAP Beaufort NEW** DAP Beaufighter	de Havilland Tiger Moth de Havilland Vampire Dunstable Kestral GAF (Avro) Lincoln **(COMING SOON!) GAF Canberra GAF (Dassault) Mirage GAF Jindivik Heron Primary Glider Koltai Ornithopter McKenna Heath Parasol	Mignet Flying Flea Sander Veenstra SV5 Thermite Skycraft Scout Skyseeker Ultralight Southern Cross SC1 Transavia PL-12 Airtruck UAL Wombat Victa Airtourer Yeoman Cropmaster Benson AutoGyro

"MUSEUM COLLECTION POLICY"

The Museum will principally acquire aircraft which were designed by Australian’s and/or built in Australia or have a strong association with aviation in Australia.
The Museum will develop a collection encompassing technology developments in aviation history, both civil and military.
The Museum Library will seek to acquire all manner of publications, films, photographs and documents relating to Australian aviation heritage in all it’s forms.
The Museum Library will seek to acquire any material relating directly to Museum aircraft and artefacts.

The Australian National Aviation Museum

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