Narromine Aviation Museum

The Narromine Aviation Museum is a community aviation museum located at Narromine Aerodrome in Narromine, New South Wales. It preserves the history of one of Australia's oldest regional aerodromes, established in 1929, and its role as the base for No. 19 Elementary Flying Training School during World War II. The museum displays historic aircraft, engines, photographs, uniforms and memorabilia documenting early Australian aviation and wartime pilot training.

Visitors can expect a hangar-style museum at the Narromine Aerodrome with indoor displays of restored historic aircraft, aircraft engines, propellers and aviation memorabilia. Exhibits include photographs, uniforms, documents and artefacts relating to early civil aviation and the RAAF No. 19 Elementary Flying Training School. The setting is an active regional aerodrome with open airfield views, and volunteer guides are often available to explain exhibits.