RAAF Museum

The RAAF Museum is the official museum of the Royal Australian Air Force located at RAAF Base Williams in Point Cook, Victoria, within the City of Wyndham. Situated at the birthplace of the RAAF and the world's oldest continuously operating military airfield, it preserves and displays historic aircraft, memorabilia and archives. The museum showcases the evolution of Australian military aviation through restored aircraft, exhibitions and heritage hangars.

Visitors can expect to explore heritage hangars and display halls housing an extensive collection of restored RAAF aircraft, engines, uniforms and memorabilia spanning from World War I to the present. The museum is set within an operational Air Force base with tarmac, hangars and open display areas. Visitors can view aircraft up close, see interactive exhibitions, watch occasional flying displays and join guided tours that explain aircraft history and Air Force heritage.

Located at RAAF Base Williams, Point Cook, established in 1914 as the Australian Flying Corps base and birthplace of the Royal Australian Air Force formed in 1921. It is recognised as the oldest continuously operating military airfield in the world. The RAAF Museum was established in 1952 to preserve and display the history of Australian military aviation, housing aircraft and artefacts from World War I, World War II and subsequent operations.

The museum preserves and interprets the heritage of the Royal Australian Air Force and Australian military aviation for the public. It serves as a centre for education, commemoration and community engagement, showcasing the technological and social history of flight in Australia and the role of the Air Force in national history.