The Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum is an aviation museum located at the John C. Munro Hamilton International Airport in Mount Hope, …
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Sep 16, 2024
I visited on the weekend as one of a group of descendants of Canadian Lancaster aircrew who served overseas in World War Two. The museum operates one of only two airworthy Lancasters still in existe… Full review by Allyson N
Sep 13, 2024
This is just heaven for little boys of all ages. One of the best collections of old warplanes in flying condition in the world and you can actually fly in most of them for a fraction of what it cost… Full review by geoffreye885
Jul 5, 2024
We came from Pembrokeshire England for a 2 week holiday centred mainly around the Museum ,going up in many flights including the Lancaster Bomber our experience was a memorable one,Marsha who booked … Full review by Wendy H
Due to be there at the end of June/beginning of July this year. Are there any special celebrations taking place for Canada day and is the Lancaster flying during that time?
How old do kids have to be to go in the flight simulators
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There is no age limit. However it helps if they're big enough to sit in the seat properly and if they're able to understand how the controls work. Since kids develop differently use your own …
There is no age limit. However it helps if they're big enough to sit in the seat properly and if they're able to understand how the controls work. Since kids develop differently use your own judgment.
I'm doing a project at school for George "Buzz" Beurling and I was just wondering if you could send something to my teacher so I could put it in my project. Please do not send something I would be paying for , as my teacher would prefer us not to buy anything. Address: 1434 80 St NW, Edmonton, AB T6K 2C6 (Dan Knott School)
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There is a Buzz Beurling stature at the Warplane Museum. He was, indeed, one of the best pilots that Canada produced during WW2. He had the keen ability to track and then shoot …
There is a Buzz Beurling stature at the Warplane Museum. He was, indeed, one of the best pilots that Canada produced during WW2. He had the keen ability to track and then shoot enemy aircraft using a very old technique. He would place his sights in front of the enemy, fire and then let the enemy aircraft fly into his bullets. However, he was not a team player. Beuriling liked to fly alone, disobey orders and confront the enemy on his terms.... Even though he was a skilled pilot with a great record of kills, he was sent from squadron to squadron because of his "lone wolf" attitude. Nevertheless, he is still a great Canadian pilot and hero.
To the best of my knowledge all of the featured aircraft are always available for viewing unless they are away on a special mission. It's not a big museum but a lot of the display …
To the best of my knowledge all of the featured aircraft are always available for viewing unless they are away on a special mission. It's not a big museum but a lot of the display models are unique. We've been many times and will continue to go and see the latest additions being restored.
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