About Temora Aviation Museum
Temora Aviation Museum is an aviation museum located at Temora Airport in Temora, New South Wales. Established in 1999, it houses Australia's largest collection of airworthy historic military aircraft. The museum preserves and displays aircraft from World War II to the Vietnam era, including Spitfires, Hudsons and Sabres, and is notable for maintaining them in flying condition with regular flying displays.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a large hangar complex at Temora Airport displaying historic military aircraft, many maintained in airworthy condition. The site includes exhibition hangars, aircraft restoration and maintenance areas, interpretive displays, photographs and memorabilia. Visitors can view aircraft up close, watch engine runs and flying displays on scheduled Aircraft Showcase days, and explore outdoor apron areas and a museum shop and cafe.
Key highlights
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Australia's largest collection of airworthy historic military aircraft
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Regular Aircraft Showcase flying displays with historic warbirds in flight
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Exhibition hangars with World War II and post-war aircraft including Spitfire, Hudson, Meteor and Sabre
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Located on the site of the former No. 10 Elementary Flying Training School (1941-1946)
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Aircraft restoration and maintenance workshops viewable by visitors