RAAF Museum

At Point Cook, the RAAF Museum traces the development of the Royal Australian Air Force through aircraft, equipment and personal stories. Around 10 to 15 aircraft from different periods are on display, alongside uniforms, missiles and other aviation items. The exhibits cover Australia’s military aviation history, and knowledgeable staff and volunteers can add context to what you see. Entry is free, but the museum is inside an active military base, so book ahead and bring photo ID for access.

Aircraft and air force history

The museum uses aircraft and objects to tell the story of the Royal Australian Air Force. Its collection includes around 10 to 15 aircraft from different historical periods, as well as uniforms, missiles and aviation equipment. Together, the displays trace changes in aircraft and the air force over time.

The collection includes different kinds of aircraft, among them jets, helicopters and a flying boat. The exhibits also cover Australia’s military aviation missions and the people connected with them. Labels and displays provide historical information, while staff and volunteers can share further detail about individual aircraft.

Planning access to the museum

The museum is at 480-490 Point Cook Road in Point Cook, within an active military base. Visitors need to arrange a booking in advance and bring photo identification for entry. Allow time for the access check at the base.

Admission to the museum is free. Parking is available on site, and the facilities include accessible entry and restrooms. The museum is open to visitors on Thursdays and Sundays; check its official website before travelling for the latest details.