Northwestern Ontario Aviation Heritage Centre
905 Victoria Avenue East P7C 1B3 Thunder Bay, ON, Canada

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Remembrance Day November 11, On the 11th hour of the 11 day Canadians pause in a moment of silence to remember the 2 million Canadians who fought and died in the line of duty, ensuring our freedom, and those who have served, and continue to serve Canada during times of war, conflict, and peace. Lest we forget.

A great story, with a Thunder Bay connection. Emily is now flying the Dreamliner for Air Canada. https://canadianstampnews.com/ontario-pilot-on-new-picture/

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To order, please contact the Centre via email at with the number of copies required and a preferred method of contact. Thank you! #TheyAlsoServed #AviationStory #RCAF #WWII #GreatReads

A great story, with a Thunder Bay connection. Emily is now flying the Dreamliner for Air Canada. https://canadianstampnews.com/ontario-pilot-on-new-picture/

A great story about a local Hurricane from the blog of Clarence Simonsen. Thank you to Michael Kayzer for suggesting this story. https://clarencesimonsen.wordpress.com//update-crabapple/

The Centre will be re-opening on Sunday, February 2, 2020 from 1 to 4:30 p.m. and will then be open every Wednesday and Sunday from 1 to 4:30 p.m. for the whole month of February. Special tours can also be made by contacting the Centre by phone (623-3522) or email ([email protected] ). Come and check out our many displays featuring the history of aviation in Northwestern Ontario.... Take a flight over the area on our state of the art flight simulator! We also have specially themed merchandise for the aviation enthusiast and accept all forms of payment including credit and debit cards. For further information check out our webpage www.noahc.org

Air Canada at Thunder Bay International Airport (CYQT) blast from the past. 1st photo - Boeing 727, daily late afternoon scheduled Toronto/Thunder Bay/Toronto ...turn around. Late 1970’s, early 80’s. 2nd photo - Boeing 767, Christmas extra section, Toronto/Thunder Bay/Toronto. December 23/1988 in the middle of a snow and thunderstorm. Photo Credits: Thank you to Larry at World Fuels CYQT #AirCanada #VintageAirCanada #YQT #CYQT #ThunderBayInternationalAirport #WorldFuels

Hawker Hurricane 5389 was manufactured in 1942 at Canadian Car and Foundry, in Fort William, Ontario (now Thunder Bay). It is now on permanent display in our main hangar! Stop in this weekend for the launch event including speaker series, films and a build a Hurricane craft.

Congratulations to Thunder Bay's Scott McFadden for winning the Vintage Classic Grand Champion gold Lindy at the 2019 EAA Oshkosh Air Venture - Article Credit - EAA Sport Aviation Magazine

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