Discover the exciting story of flight as it unfolded at one of Australia's truly historic aerodromes. From the barnstorming days of the country's oldest regional aero club, through the WW2 RAAF flying training school and a top-secret British bomber squadron, to the post-war Qantas and gliding eras. The uniquely designed museum building, with its roof reminiscent of an airfoil, is the result of some 6,000 hours of voluntary labour by Narromine Aero Club members and others. The museum was officially opened by pioneer aviatrix Nancy-Bird Walton in October 2002. Take a day trip to remember - give us a call for further information.