Temora Aviation Museum

The Temora Aviation Museum is an aviation museum located at Temora Airport in Temora, New South Wales, focused on military and historic aircraft. It preserves and operates vintage aircraft for display and flight demonstrations.

A compact collection of historic military aircraft is displayed in hangars and on the apron, with opportunities to see restoration work and, on scheduled days, airborne demonstrations. The site combines static exhibits, interpretive signage, and active flight operations.

The museum developed around a volunteer-driven collection and restoration effort to preserve military and historic aircraft and to keep selected types airworthy. Over time the site expanded its display hangars and maintenance facilities to support public exhibitions and flying events.

Situated at Temora Airport in the town of Temora in inland New South Wales, the museum occupies airport grounds east of the town centre and is accessed from the regional road network.

• Flying collection: Many aircraft at the museum are restored to airworthy condition and the site operates demonstration flights on select event days.
• Restoration workshops: On-site restoration workshops are open to view at times, showing aircraft maintenance and fabric/metalwork conservation.

What to See#

• Display hangars: Several display hangars and workshops on the museum site house static exhibits and restoration projects, with aircraft parked for viewing on apron areas adjacent to the runway.
• Runway and flight operations: Active flight operations from the adjacent Temora Airport allow a number of aircraft to be maintained in flying condition and to appear in demonstration flights and airshows.

• Check the museum's flying and experience‑flight schedule before you go - flying days, airshows and warbird flight experiences run on specific dates and often require advance booking.
• Plan to join a hangar or restoration‑work viewing session when available; the restoration hangars are where much of the museum's aircraft history is visible and are easy to miss from the static displays alone.
• If you want quieter viewing, visit on a weekday outside school holidays - public open days and airshow weekends bring significantly larger crowds and lines for interactive experiences.