Hangar 107
Anderson Drive
Parafield Airport
South Australia
Right next to our original location at Hangar 107, Anderson Drive, Parafield Airport, South Australia
10am – 3pm
Wednesday to Friday
Step inside living aviation history
This isn’t a static museum. Every visit offers something different — real restoration work, rare aircraft components, and a chance to see history being rebuilt by passionate volunteers.
Recovered from a lagoon in Vanuatu after a 1944 forced landing, this aircraft tells a remarkable story of survival and rediscovery.
Its pilot, Captain James Vittitoe, walked away unharmed — leaving behind what would become one of the most significant restoration projects in Australia.
Today, this Corsair is believed to be the oldest surviving example in the world, with ongoing work bringing it steadily back to life.
Learn about the story of aviation and its history by capturing the feelings, ideas, and spirit of yesteryear, with an opportunity to stand beside these aircraft, it brings to life the scale, detail, reflecting humanity’s enduring drive to push beyond limits, rise above the horizon, and explore new worlds once thought unreachable.
Come see the aircraft up close and speak with the people restoring them.