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The Canada Aviation and Space Museum (French: Musée de l'Aviation et de l'Espace du Canada) (formerly the Canada Aviation Museum (Musée de l'aviation du Canada) and National Aeronautical Collection (Collection aéronautique nationale)) is Canada's national aviation history museum. The museum is located in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, at Ottawa/Rockcliffe Airport.[1]

Canada Aviation and Space Museum
The exterior of the Aviation and Space Museum
Map

Former name

National Aviation Museum
Established1964
LocationOttawa, Ontario, Canada, at the Ottawa/Rockcliffe Airport.
Coordinates45°27′28N 75°38′35W / 45.457723°N 75.642929°W / 45.457723; -75.642929
TypeAviation museum
Websiteingeniumcanada.org/aviation
Ingenium
  • Canada Aviation and Space Museum
  • Canada Science and Technology Museum
  • History

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    Aerial view of the Canada Aviation Museum as it was then known, on 5 June 2005. The triangular structure is the main museum building. The rectangular white building to the left of it is the new museum storage building opened 14 April 2005.
     
    Nose section of Avro Arrow RL 206
     
    Bensen B-8
     
    Canadair CL-84 Dynavert prototype
     
    Bell CH-135 Twin Huey serial number 135114
     
    Fleet Canuck serial number 149, in the museum's storage building
     
    Aeronca C-2 CF-AOR, in the museum's storage building
     
    Zenair CH 300 Tri Zenith C-GOVK used by Red Morris to make a record-setting non-stop flight across Canada in 1978. The aircraft is in the museum's storage building
     
    Canada's first amateur-built aircraft, Stitts SA-3A Playboy CF-RAD, in the museum's storage building
     
    An original single-seat Rutan Quickie powered by an Orion 18 hp (14 kW) industrial motor. This aircraft is in the museum's storage hangar.
     
    CH-113 Labrador helicopter in the main wing of the museum
     
    Taylor E-2 Cub showing its Continental A-40 engine with the cylinders protruding through the cowling.
     
    Wills Wing XC-185 at the Canada Aviation and Space Museum
     
    PW120 at Canada Aviation and Space Museum
     
    UTIAS Snowbird ornithopter

    The museum was first formed in 1964 at RCAF Station Rockcliffe as the National Aeronautical Collection from the amalgamation of three separate existing collections. These included the National Aviation Museum at Uplands, which concentrated on early aviation and bush flying; the Canadian War Museum collection, which concentrated on military aircraft, and which included many war trophies, some dating back to World War One, and the RCAF Museum which focused on those aircraft operated by the Royal Canadian Air Force.

    In 1982 the collection was renamed the National Aviation Museum and in 1988 the collection was moved to a new experimental type triangular hangar from the Second World War-era wooden hangars it had been residing in. In 2006 an additional hangar was opened, which allows all of the collection's aircraft to be stored indoors.

    The museum closed 2 September 2008 for remodeling and rearrangement of the aircraft on display. This project was completed and the museum reopened 19 November 2008. The changes made include making space for a new exhibition entitled Canadian Wings: A Remarkable Century of Flight that was unveiled on 23 February 2009, the centennial of the first heavier than air aircraft flight in Canada.[2][3]

    In December 2008, the museum announced that approval had been granted for a C$7M expansion to begin in May 2009 and to be completed by the fall of 2010. The improvements carried out included an addition of 2600 m2 (28,000 ft²) giving 18% more space and providing room for a new foyer, auditorium, cafeteria, retail space, a landscaped entrance and classrooms.[4]

    In April 2010, the parent Canada Science and Technology Museum Corporation announced that the museum would be expanded and that its name would be changed to the "Canada Aviation and Space Museum" in May 2010. The Canadian Press expressed concern that the name change would cause confusion with the existing Toronto-based Canadian Air and Space Museum.[5]

    Organization

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    The Canada Aviation and Space Museum is under the control of Ingenium, previously known as the Canadian Science and Technology Museums Corporation.[6] Ingenium is an autonomous Crown corporation which works to preserve and protect Canada's scientific and technical heritage. The corporation is responsible for three museums: the Canada Aviation and Space Museum, the Canada Agriculture Museum and the Canada Science and Technology Museum.

    The museum is also home to 51 Canada Aviation Museum Squadron, Royal Canadian Air Cadets.

    Collection

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    The museum's collection contains a wide variety of civilian and military aircraft, representing the history of Canadian aviation from the pioneer era before the First World War up to the present day. Particularly noteworthy is the collection of vintage bushplanes from the 1920s to the 1940s. The military aircraft represent aircraft flown by Canadians in the First World War, Second World War, and the Cold War. The museum's best known exhibit is the surviving components of the Avro Arrow interceptor from the late 1950s.

    Also at the museum is Space Shuttle Endeavour's Canadarm, the Space Shuttles' Canadian-built robotic arm.[7][8] It was unveiled on 2 May 2013 with Chris Hadfield on hand from the International Space Station via video screen to aid with the unveiling.[8][9] While Endeavour's Canadarm, officially known as Canadarm 201,[7] was moved back to Canada, Atlantis's and Discovery's Canadarms went to the museums of their respective Shuttles.[10]

    Also on site are interactive activities on the science of flight, films, demonstrations, a boutique, and guided tours.

    A few of the tours take the visitors "behind the scenes" to see conservation and restoration work in progress, and components which are in storage.

    Aircraft in collection

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    Aircraft type Serial number Registration/markings
    Aerial Experiment Association Silver Dart (replica)[11] 2 none
    Aeronca C-2[12] 9 CF-AOR
    AEG G.IV[13] unknown 574/18
    Airspeed Consul[14] 4338 G-AIKR
    Auster AOP.6[15] TAY221V/16652 VF582
    Avro 504K[16] unknown G-CYCK
    Avro 504K[17] 2353 G-CYFG
    Avro 616IVM Avian[18] R3/CN/314 CF-CDQ
    Avro 652A Mk.V-P Anson[19] MDF 329 RCAF 12518
    Avro 683X Lancaster Mk.X (nose only) unknown KB848
    Avro 683X Lancaster Mk.X[20] C/N 37245 KB944/NA-P
    Avro Canada CF-100 Mk.5 Canuck[21] 657 CAF 100757
    Avro Canada CF-100 Mk.5 Canuck[22] 685 CAF 100785
    Avro Canada C-102 Jetliner (nose only)[23] unknown CF-EJD-X
    Avro Canada CF-105 Arrow (nose, outer wings and rudder)[24] 206, 203 RCAF 25206, 25203
    Bellanca CH-300 Pacemaker[25] 181 CF-ATN
    Bell CH-135 Twin Huey[26] 32014 CAF 135114
    Bell HTL-6[27] 1387 RCN 1387
    Bensen B-8 Gyroglider[28] unknown C-GSXV
    Bensen B-8MG Gyrocopter[29] P-6174 C-GPJE
    Blériot XI[30] unknown none
    Boeing 247D[31] 1699 CF-JRQ
    Boeing CIM-10B Bomarc[32] 656 RCAF 60446
    Boeing Vertol CH-113 Labrador[33] 301 CAF 11301[34][35]
    Morane-Borel monoplane[36] unknown none
    Bristol Beaufighter T.F.X/TT.X[37] unknown RD867
    Bristol 149 Bolingbroke Mk.IV.T[38] unknown RCAF 9892
    Bristol F.2B Fighter[39] 67626 D7889
    Buzzman Buccaneer SX[40] 9112-SX-AA C-IDWT
    Canadair CL-4 North Star Mk.1[41] 122 RCAF 17515
    Canadair CL-13 Sabre Mk.6[42] 1245 RCAF 23455
    Canadair CL-13 Sabre Mk.6[43] 1441 RCAF 23651
    Canadair CL-30 CT-133 Silver Star Mk.3[44] T-33-574 RCAF 21574
    Canadair CL-28 CP-107 Argus Mk.2[45] 33 CAF 10742
    Canadair CL-41 CT-114 Tutor[46] 1108 CAF 114108
    Canadair CL-84-1 Dynavert[47] 3 CX8402
    Canadair CL-219 CF-116A (CF-5A)[48] 1063 CAF 116763
    Canadair CL-604 Challenger 604[49] 3991 C-GCGT
    Canadian-Vickers Canso A[50] CV423 RCAF 11087
    Cessna 150H 15068295 C-GAZG
    Cessna Crane (T-50)[51] 2226 RCAF 8676
    Consolidated Liberator B.VIII[52] 44-50154 c/n: 5009 KN820
    Curtiss HS-2L[53] 2901-H.2 G-CAAC
    Curtiss JN.4C Canuck[54] unknown C227
    Curtiss Hawk 87A-3 Kittyhawk Mk.Ia[55] AL135 c/n:18780 RCAF 1076
    Czerwiński-Shenstone Harbinger C-1 C-FZCS
    de Havilland Canada DHC-1B-2-S5 Chipmunk Mk.2[56] 208–246 RCAF 12070
    de Havilland Canada DHC-2 BeaverI[57] 1 CF-FHB
    de Havilland Canada DHC-3 Otter[58] 370 CAF 1239408
    de Havilland Canada DHC-6 Twin Otter[59] 1 CF-DHC-X
    de Havilland Canada DHC-7 Dash 7[60] 1 C-GNBX
    de Havilland D.H.60X Moth[61] 630 G-CAUA
    de Havilland D.H.80A Puss Moth[62] 2187 CF-PEI
    de Havilland D.H.82C2 Menasco Moth DHC1052 RCAF 4861
    de Havilland D.H.82C Tiger Moth DHC724 CF-FGL
    de Havilland D.H.83C Fox Moth[63] FM-28/2 CF-DJB
    de Havilland D.H.98B Mosquito Mk.XX[64] unknown KB336
    de Havilland D.H.100 Vampire Mk.I unknown TG372
    de Havilland D.H.100 Vampire Mk.3 EEP 42392 RCAF 17074
    Douglas DC-3C Dakota[65] 6261 C-FTDJ
    Epervier Epervier X1 EP-01 C-FWMQ
    Evans VP-1 Volksplane unknown C-GUPY
    Fairchild 82A[66] 61 CF-AXL
    Fairchild FC-2W2[67] 128 G-CART
    Fairchild Cornell III[68] FC 239 RCAF 10738
    Fairey Battle Mk.I.T[69] 61 R7384
    Fairey Firefly FR.I[70] F.7776 GAL F.8/12794 DK545
    Fairey Swordfish Mk.III[71] unknown NS122/TH-M (fictitious)
    Fleet Model 16B Finch II[72] 408 RCAF 4510
    Fleet Model 50 Freighter (in storage)[73] 202 CF-BXP
    Fleet Model 80 Canuck[74] 149 CF-EBE
    Fokker D.VII[75] D.VII 3659 10347/18
    Found FBA-2C[76] 4 CF-OZV
    Fulton FA-3 Airphibian 1 N74154
    Grumman CP-121 Tracker[77] DHC-86 CAF 12187
    Grumman Goose Mk.II[78] B 77 CF-MPG
    Hawker Afghan Hind[79] 41H/82970 L7180
    Hawker Hurricane Mk.XII[80] 52019 RCAF 5584
    Hawker Sea Fury FB.11[81] 41H/609977 RCN TG119
    Heinkel He 162A-1[82] unknown 120086
    Hispano HA-1112-M1L[83] 164 471-39/C.4K-114
    Junkers J.I[84] 252 586/18
    Junkers W.34F/Fi[85] 2718 CF-ATF
    Lockheed F-104 Starfighter[86] 183-1058 RCAF 12700
    Lockheed Model 10A Electra[87] 1112 CF-TCA
    Lockheed Model 12A Electra Junior[88] 1219 CF-CCT
    Lockheed Jetstar 6[89] 5018 C-FDTX
    Maurice Farman M.F.11 Shorthorn[90] 1505 VH-UBC
    McDonnell CF-101B Voodoo[91] 518 CAF 101025
    McDonnell Banshee[92] 174 RCN 126464
    McDonnell-Douglas CF-188[93] 47 CAF 188901
    McDonnell Douglas DC-9-32[87] 47021 CF-TLL
    McDowall Monoplane[94] none none
    Messerschmitt Bf 109F-4[95] 10132 n/a
    Me 163B-1a Komet[96] 191916 26
    Nieuport 12 A.2[97] N1504 N1504
    Nieuport 17 C.1 (replica)[98][N 1] unknown B1566
    Noorduyn Norseman Mk.VI[99] 136 RCAF 787
    North American Harvard Mk.II[100] 66-2265 RCAF 2532
    North American Harvard Mk.II[101] 81-4107 RCAF 3840
    North American Harvard Mk.IV[102] CCF4-178 RCAF 20387
    North American Mustang Mk.IV[103] 122-39806 RCAF 9298
    North American Mitchell Mk.III[104] 44-86699
    c/n: 108-47453
    RCAF 5244
    Northrop Delta Mk.I/IA (in storage) CV 183[105] RCAF 673
    Piasecki HUP-3[106] 52 RCN 51-16623
    Pitcairn-Cierva PCA-2 Autogyro[107] 8 NC2524
    Pitts S-2A Special[108] 2059 C-FAMR
    Royal Aircraft Factory B.E.2c[109] B & C 1042 RFC 5878
    Rutan Quickie[110] 1001 C-GGLC
    S.C.A.N. 30 (Grumman Widgeon) 28 CF-ODR
    Sikorsky HO3S-1 Dragonfly[111] 5118 RCN 9601
    Sikorsky HO4S-3G[112] 555877 RCN 55877
    Sikorsky R-4B Hoverfly[113] 102 43-46565
    Sopwith 2F.1 Camel[114] unknown N8156
    Sopwith 7F.1 Snipe[115] unknown E6938
    Sopwith Pup (replica)[116] C552 B2167
    Sopwith Triplane (replica)[117] ET-1 N5492/CF-CBM
    Spectrum RX-550SB Beaver[118] SB2331 C-IGOW
    Stearman 4EM Junior Speedmail[119] 4021 CF-AMB
    Stinson SR Reliant[120] 8717 CF-HAW
    Stits SA-3A Playboy[121] 5501 C-FRAD
    Supermarine Spitfire Mk.IIB[122] CBAF 711 P8332
    Supermarine Spitfire LF Mk.IX[123] CBAF IX 2161 NH188
    Supermarine Spitfire Mk.XVIe[124] CBAF IX 4424 TE214
    Taylorcraft BC-65[125] 1409 CF-BPR
    Taylor E-2 Cub[126] 289 C-GCGE
    Travel Air 2000[127] 720 CF-AFG
    Vickers Viscount 757[87] 270 CF-THI
    Waco GXE[128] 1521 C-GAFD
    Waco VKS-7[129] 6117 C-FLWL
    Westland Lysander Mk.IIIA[130] 1216 R9003
    Wills Wing XC-185[131] unknown none
    WSK LIM-2 (MiG-15)[132] 1 B 003-16 316
    Zenair CH 300 Tri-Zenith[133] 300 C-GOVK
    360° Panorama

    Affiliations

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    The museum is affiliated with: CMA, CHIN, and Virtual Museum of Canada.

    See also

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    Notes

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    1. ^ On display at Canadian War Museum

    References

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