Today is the day! It's a truly historic moment for all of us, with the Canberra Bomber coming to life for the first time in over a decade! It was also the first time a Canberra Bomber has been started under an electric start system, which is credited to Chief Engineer Andrew Bishop and his team of aircraft engineers. We are very grateful to our gifted team who has been working on this project. And thank you for your support and regular check-ins on social media. | Temora Aviation Museum

Canberra Returns to the Sky ✈️🙌🎉 English Electric Canberra TT.18 (VH-ZSQ, WJ-680), one of 11 aircraft in The Royal Australian Air Force’s (RAAF) 100 Squadron Temora Historic Flight collection, returns to flight. Monday 28 June 2021 saw the Canberra return to the sky after being grounded for nearly 11 years. The Canberra was last flown on 5 June 2010. It was due for scheduled NDT (Non-Destructive Testing), which then lead to a much larger restoration. The restoration process included converting

Ever wondered how a WWII bomber ended up inside our airport? Throwback to 2016, when the meticulously restored Lockheed Hudson Bomber A16-105 was installed at Canberra Airport. This WWII-era workhorse flew missions in Papua and New Guinea before serving as a survey aircraft post-war. After years of restoration by the Australian War Memorial, it took its place at the terminal reminding all who pass through of the bravery, service, and innovation that shaped Australia’s aviation legacy. | Canberra