Singapore Air Force Museum

The Singapore Air Force Museum, also known as the Republic of Singapore Air Force Museum, is located at 400 Airport Road within Paya Lebar Air Base in Paya Lebar, Singapore. Operated by the Republic of Singapore Air Force, it preserves and presents the history of the RSAF since its formation in 1968. The museum features indoor and outdoor galleries with retired aircraft, engines, uniforms, and historical exhibits documenting Singapore's air defence development.

Visitors can expect an indoor gallery with historical timelines, uniforms, photographs and aircraft artefacts, and an outdoor gallery displaying retired aircraft such as the A-4 Skyhawk, Hawker Hunter, BAC Strikemaster and helicopters. The museum is located inside Paya Lebar Air Base with air-conditioned exhibition halls, open-air aircraft displays, and interpretive panels explaining the RSAF's evolution, roles and operations. Guided tours are available on request.

Originally established in 1988 at Changi Air Base and relocated to its current site at Paya Lebar Air Base in 2001, the museum documents the history of the Republic of Singapore Air Force from its establishment as the Singapore Air Defence Command in 1968 to the modern RSAF, showcasing aircraft and artefacts that reflect Singapore's air defence development.

The museum serves as a heritage institution preserving Singapore's aviation and military history, educating the public on the role of air power in national defence and commemorating the service of RSAF personnel.