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It’s been an amazing year for us, especially the past seven months since we opened our new museum.

We’ve welcomed more than 60,000 visitors, including 4,500 students for educational programming, and have added three aircraft to our collection.

Our staff and volunteers worked tirelessly to get ready for our grand opening this past May. Since then, they’ve put forward a phenomenal experience for visitors.

We’re so thankful to our visitors, pass holders, donors, partners, and community for making our first seven months a huge success.

Enjoy these highlights!

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An F-86 Sabre tests its guns

F-86 Sabre vs. MiG-15: The Manitoban Who Downed the Last MiG of the Korean War

Text by Lt Col (ret) Robert Nash for the Royal Aviation Museum of Western Canada. During the Korean War, United Nations pilots flying the F-86 Sabre were involved in some of the earliest jet-to-jet battles in history. Their primary opponent …

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F86 Sabre in Flight

The History of the Canadian Sabre

Text by Lt Col (ret) Robert Nash for the Royal Aviation Museum of Western Canada. The F-86 Sabre is the most-produced Western jet-powered day fighter, with a total production of 9,860, including all variants. Between 1949 and 1956, North American …

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