Airways Museum |
3041 Melbourne, Victoria, Australia (Victoria) |
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Address |
Essendon Airport, at the rear of Building 44
Edgar Johnston Lane |
Floor area | unfortunately not known yet |
Opening times
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Tuesdays: 9am - 3pm and at other times by appointment. | ||||
Status from 05/2022
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gold coin donation for individuals; $4 per head for group tours | ||||
Contact |
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Homepage | www.airwaysmuseum.com |
Location / Directions |
The Museum is located near the Control Tower. Enter the Museum from Edgar Johnston Lane. Note that the northern entry to Essendon Airport from the Tullamarine Freeway southbound leads into Wirraway Rd. Pedestrian/Public Transport Access The Museum is accessible by public transport from tram stop 57 on Matthews Avenue. Access via this route requires the climbing of a footbridge over the Tullamarine Freeway opposite Vaughan Rd. |
Description | This is aviation museum, but with one difference – there are no aircraft! Instead, the Museum houses a collection of national importance that traces the development of Australia’s civil aviation airways system through innovation and technical development from it’s beginnings in the 1920s to today. The story is told through artefacts and photographs, and illustrates how Australia has often played a leading role internationally in aviation development. Major areas covered in the museum includeAir Traffic Services: |
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