Jet Aircraft Museum: A Tribute to Canadian Aviation

The Jet Aircraft Museum (JAM) in London, Ontario, offers a captivating journey through Canadian aviation history. Located at the London International Airport, the museum is housed in a working hangar where visitors can get up close to a variety of meticulously restored aircraft. From early jets to modern marvels, the museum's collection showcases the evolution of aviation technology and the stories of the people who designed, built, and flew these magnificent machines.Visitors can explore interactive exhibits, offering a hands-on experience with aviation concepts. Knowledgeable guides provide insightful tours, sharing the history and significance of each aircraft. The museum's commitment extends beyond static displays, with ongoing restoration projects that allow visitors to witness the dedication and skill required to preserve these pieces of Canadian history. The Jet Aircraft Museum also runs flight simulators for those who wish to use them. A charge of twenty dollars for one half hours is required to use the simulators. Please call ahead to ensure a volunteer is available to set the simulators up to run for you.JAM's mission is to preserve and maintain a dynamic and living history of the modern age Royal Canadian Air Force and to provide permanent honour for those valiant Canadian men and women who flew these aircraft with distinction in periods of war, peace, and peace keeping. The museum officially opened on September 12, 2009.