Aviation Heritage Museum

Aviation Heritage Museum at the Air Force Memorial Estate in Bull Creek preserves Western Australia’s civilian and military aviation heritage through more than 30 aircraft, engines, artefacts and education. Its collection includes an Avro Lancaster, Dakota C-47, Catalina, Canberra, Macchi MB-326H, Spitfire, Tornado and other aircraft, with volunteer-led aircraft, cockpit and virtual-reality experiences; cockpit access can be limited for preservation. Guided tours and special aircraft experiences are operator-controlled; all tours must be booked before visiting, and aircraft tours can involve steps or confined spaces. The operator currently lists visitor hours of 10:00–16:00 daily except Good Friday, Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Year’s Day; last visitors enter at 15:00. Tickets are purchased at the door. Admission is AUD 17.50 for adults 16+, AUD 9 for children over 5, free for children under 5, AUD 40 for a family of two adults and two children or one adult and three children, and AUD 12 for seniors, concession card holders, veterans, serving ADF members and students; companion-card admission is AUD 10. Free parking is available at the museum, and buses 506, 507 and 707 from Bull Creek Station stop at the Air Force Memorial Estate. For visitor questions and tour bookings, contact the museum at (08) 9311 4470 or museum@raafawa.org.au. Extreme heat or severe weather can change hours or close the museum, so verify before travel. Visitor address: Air Force Memorial Estate, 2 Bull Creek Drive, Bull Creek WA 6149, Australia.