Great museum with a very wide array of aircraft on display. Nicely laid out in large hanger-like hall. Need at least 2 hours to get through. All staff friendly and helpful. Museum a bit out of the way, so used the Hop On Hop Off Bus to get there.

Fabulous museum that reviews Canada’s military and civil aviation history. Genuine Lancaster bomber. Also lots of of WW1 aircraft - very educational. Tons of interactive opportunities for kids— climb into the cockpit of a Soviet-era Mig, or a Tutor jet. For toddlers, lots of freedom and fun ride-on bikes. Small cafe. Clean bathrooms. Only downside: you have to pay for parking on top of your admission fee!

It was my first time going to the Canadian Aviation and Space Museum and it didn’t disappoint. I didn’t know what to expect as I didn’t do any research before going so once there, I was surprised how big the aircrafts and airplanes actually were. I’ve never been that close to any aircrafts so it was a nice experience to have in person. The different types, colours, shapes, etc were really interesting to see up close. I didn’t know anything about the history of Canada’s aviation industry until I went to this Museum and there was so much to unpack and learn from. The Canada Aviation and Space Museum is an activity for all and it’s kid friendly. Unfortunately, I didn’t have time for the Space section of the Museum but I’ll definitely go back. I truly enjoyed my time there and would recommend it to everyone even if you don’t like aircrafts and airplanes. You’ll be pleasantly surprised! There’s also an area outside if you would like to go on a biplane ride. Overall, great experience!