WELCOME TO OUR MUSEUM!

The Jet Aircraft Museum is a unique charity that was formed in 2007 and is based at the London International Airport in London, Ontario.

We are currently the only aviation museum dedicated solely to the flying and restoration of Canadian jet aircraft and other Cold War jets. The Museum is also the only location in Canada where you can take a flight in one of our jet aircraft.

We hope you join us at an upcoming event, museum meeting or enjoy a flight! Our team is passionate and motivated to help bring these aircraft to life and to an air show near you!

OUR MISSION

The Jet Aircraft Museum’s mission is to “Preserve, Educate and Soar.” 

WHAT WE DO

We bring students, veterans and the public into contact with the science and technology of flight, the importance of aviation history and the opportunity to witness or experience actual flight in a vintage jet aircraft.

We restore, preserve and maintain supportive exhibits in tribute to the thousands of men and women who built, flew and serviced these aircraft and in memory of those who did not return.

OUR PROGRAMS

We operate an education program to teach our members to restore, preserve and service vintage jet aircraft. We run an elementary school program where the Ontario Science curriculum on flight is taught and run a co-op program where high school students can visit the museum and be part of restoring the museum's acquisitions. We have restored a Canadair CT-133 Silver Star. The museum is restoring a Ct-114 tutor Jet to flying condition as well as restoring to static display a McDonnell CF-101 Voodoo.

The museum offers elementary classes the option of day visits or a full week at the museum. The full week classes at the museum cover all aspects of the curriculum including the science curriculum of “flight”, history, drama, and visual arts. Our education program offers a “hands on” approach by using visual and static displays of both aircraft and artifacts.

HOW YOU CAN HELP?

Your donation will go a long way! You can choose to support the museum as a whole or one or a number of our initiatives including our Education Program, The Tutor Jet restoration, the Voodoo restoration or future aircraft acquisitions.