For over three decades, the Montreal Aviation Museum has been dedicated to celebrating the remarkable achievements of aviation pioneers and preserving the legacy of historic aircraft.
The Montreal Aviation Museum was founded by a passionate group of aviation enthusiasts, historians, and veterans who recognized the urgent need to preserve Canada's rich aeronautical heritage.
What began as a modest collection of three restored aircraft in a small hangar has grown into one of Canada's premier aviation museums, housing over 25 historic aircraft and countless artifacts that tell the story of human flight.
Today, we stand as a testament to the courage, innovation, and determination of the men and women who pushed the boundaries of what was possible, from the earliest pioneers of flight to the heroes of World War II and beyond.
To preserve, restore, and display historic aircraft while educating the public about the pivotal role aviation has played in shaping our world. We are committed to honoring the legacy of those who served and inspiring the next generation of aviators and aerospace innovators.
To become the premier destination in Canada for aviation history and education, where every visitor—from curious children to seasoned veterans—can connect with the stories, technology, and human spirit that made flight possible.
The principles that guide everything we do at the Montreal Aviation Museum
Protecting and maintaining historic aircraft and artifacts for future generations to experience and learn from.
Inspiring curiosity and knowledge about aviation history through engaging programs and expert-led experiences.
Maintaining the highest standards in restoration, curation, and visitor experience at every touchpoint.
Building connections between aviation enthusiasts, veterans, families, and students who share our passion.
Discover the unique features and highlights that set the Montreal Aviation Museum apart
From World War II fighters to early commercial aviation, our collection spans multiple eras and represents pivotal moments in flight history.
Our skilled restoration team meticulously maintains aircraft to museum-quality standards, with many still in working condition.
Annually, we host workshops, guided tours, and special events designed for students, families, and aviation enthusiasts.