Admission is free for one person accompanying a visitor with a disability to the Museum. Access 2 cards are accepted but not required.

CHILDREN AND FAMILIES

The NAFMC strives to ensure that families and children have a safe, comfortable, and enjoyable visit. We offer a family ticket package at a reduced rate.All children under the age of 16 visiting the Museum must be accompanied by an adult.

ACCESSIBLE PARKING AND DROP OFF

The Museum has accessible parking spots available outside the main visitor entrance.Vehicles may stop in front of the Museum’s main entrance to pick-up and drop-off visitors. Parking is not permitted in this area as it is a fire route.There are automated doors at all building entrances.

MOBILITY AIDS AND STROLLERS

The NAFMC is wheelchair-accessible, and wheelchairs, strollers, and scooters are permitted in all areas of the Museum. A limited number of electric scooters, wheelchairs, walkers, and other mobility devices are available at a first come, first served basis.There is an elevator connecting the Main Exhibition Hall and Mezzanine. The RCAF Memorial Airpark is accessible via ground level.

Public washrooms, including individual accessible washrooms, are located on all levels of the Museum. There are accessible, private, all-gender washrooms intended for a single user located at the back of the Museum on the main floor and Mezzanine levels.Baby change tables are available in the main washrooms and in the family washrooms on the Mezzanine level. Please note that the Museum does not have an adult change table.

Service animals are welcome at the Museum.Visitors bringing a service animal without visible identification should be prepared to present appropriate documentation from a healthcare provider at the Admission Desk. We ask that visitors with non-traditional service animals contact the Museum in advance of their visit.Pets and all other animals are not permitted.

Nursing is permitted throughout the Museum.Visitors are permitted to use feeding tubes and machines when required throughout the Museum.All other food and beverages are not permitted inside the Museum. Visitors are permitted to bring outside food to eat in designated areas – the Snack Bar and outside in the RCAF Memorial Airpark.The Museum does not have a refrigerator or microwave available for visitors. There is no food or drink available for purchase on-site.

ON-SITE PROGRAMS AND BOOKINGS

The Museum offers American Sign Language (ASL) interpretation for on-site programs and group bookings upon request. We require thirty (30) business days’ notice to coordinate. To request an interpreter, please contact our Education department.To discuss other accommodation requests, please contact the Education department.

Free parking is available on site. Accessible parking spots are available across from the main entrance doors.

WASHROOMS AND AMENITIES

Public washrooms are available throughout the Museum. Baby changing tables and a dedicated nursing space are available.Drinking fountains are located throughout the Museum.

CHANGING TABLES AND NURSING

Diaper changing tables are available in the main washrooms on the ground floor, and in the family washrooms on the Mezzanine level.Nursing is welcome at all locations throughout the Museum. In addition, we have a dedicated nursing space in our family washrooms.

The Museum has a self-serve coat check that visitors can use at their discretion. We are not responsible for any lost or stolen items. Visitors are advised to leave valuables in their car.

WHEELCHAIRS AND MOBILITY AIDS

The Museum is a wheelchair accessible facility.Complimentary wheelchairs and mobility aids are available at the Admission Desk by request on a first come, first served basis. Mobility devices cannot be reserved in advance of a visit.

BAGS AND PERSONAL ITEMS

Visitors may leave oversized personal items in the self-serve coat check at their discretion. Large bags and backpacks are not permitted inside the Sky Boutique.

Plan Your Visit

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Adult (18-64)

$12.00

Senior (65+)

$10.00

Student (13-17)

$10.00

Youth (6-12)

$7.00

Child (0-5)

FREE

Family (2 adults, 3 children – max. 5 people)

$35.00

CAF Member (+1 guest)

BY DONATION

Veteran (+1 guest)

BY DONATION

Summer Hours (May through September)

Monday

10am – 5pm

Tuesday

10am – 5pm

Wednesday

10am – 5pm

Thursday

10am – 5pm

Friday

10am – 5pm

Saturday

10am – 5pm

Sunday

10am – 5pm

Last admission is at 4:30PM. The RCAF Memorial Airpark closes at 4:45PM daily.

Adult (18-64)

$10.00

Senior (65+)

$10.00

Student (13-17)

$8.00

Youth (6-12)

$6.00

Child (0-5)

FREE

Military / Veteran

BY DONATION

All group bookings must be made in advance and paid in one transaction to receive the group rate.

Seasonal Holiday Hours (2025)

May 19 (Victoria Day)

10am – 5pm

June 27 – 29 (Canada Day Weekend)

10am – 5pm

July 1 (Canada Day)

10am – 5pm

August 4 (Civic Holiday)

10am – 5pm

September 1 (Labour Day)

10am – 5pm

Winter Hours (October through April)

Wednesday – Sunday

10am – 5pm

Last admission is at 4:30PM. The RCAF Memorial Airpark closes at 4:45PM daily.

Both the Museum and Airpark are fully scooter and wheelchair accessible. In addition, scooters and wheelchairs are available for visitor use on site. Ask our Admission Desk for assistance.

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Wings & Wheels Car and Bike Show

August 16, 2025

Eyes on the Skies: Managing Air Traffic in Canada

May 31, 2025

Ad Astra Ceremony

September 25, 2025

AIRCRAFT
ON DISPLAY

Immerse yourself in Canada’s aviation history and discover our collection of historic military aircraft. From the first powered flight in Canada through to today’s operations around the globe, our collection of over 35 aircraft represents the evolution of your air force. At the centre of it all is Handley Page Halifax NA 337 – the only fully restored Halifax bomber on display in the world. Uncover the story our famed Second World War bomber and explore over 75,000 square feet of exhibit space and the sprawling 16-acre RCAF Memorial Airpark on your visit!

EXHIBITS

Did you know the RCAF had K9s? Or that there was a Tim Horton’s opened in Kandahar? Have you heard of the SWINTER Trials? Discover the people, places, and events that have shaped Canada’s air force history. Featuring unique artefacts from our collection, interactive displays, and multimedia presentations, our exhibits bring the rich history of Canadian aviation to life.

TAKE THE YOKE!

Close your eyes and imagine yourself in the cockpit of a CT-114 Tutor, soaring through the skies and executing daring aerobatic maneuvers as a Snowbird pilot. Hop in to the pilot seat of any of our aircraft simulators and let your imagination flight! Whether you’re an aviation buff or just getting off the ground, our collection of historic training simulators and cockpits offer an immersive experience for visitors of all ages.

Sky Boutique

The Sky Boutique at the National Air Force Museum of Canada offers visitors a unique shopping experience, providing a diverse selection of aviation-themed merchandise and memorabilia. From model aircraft and pilot gear, to apparel and educational books, the Sky Boutique caters to aviation enthusiasts of all ages. Whether visitors are looking for souvenirs to commemorate their museum experience or seeking gifts for fellow aviation enthusiasts, our curated collection ensures there’s something for everyone to enjoy.

THE AIRPARK

Step outside to the RCAF Memorial Airpark, and explore the largest living memorial dedicated to all past, present, and future Canadian aviators. Wander through history as you get up close to aircraft that have served Canada at home and abroad. Pause at any of the 40 monuments that have been dedicated by squadrons and organizations to commemorate their contributions. As you walk through our Airpark, take time to remember the 12,400 air force personnel whose names line the pathways, preserving their legacy for generations to come.

MEMORIALS

The RCAF Memorial Airpark is the largest living memorial dedicated to all past, present, and future Canadian aviators. Paying special tribute to Canada’s air force personnel, a number of memorials and monuments stand as solemn reminders of the service and sacrifice made by those who dedicated their lives in service to Canada.

it’s your legacy

AD ASTRA STONE PROGRAM

Open to anyone who has served with Canada’s air force, the Ad Astra Stone Program celebrates and service and sacrifice of Canadian aviators, past and present.

Join Ad Astra – it’s your legacy.

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