RAAF Museum
Air Force museum at Point Cook
- Where
- Point Cook
About
RAAF Museum at RAAF Base Point Cook tells more than 100 years of Australian air force history through aircraft and personal stories. It is open most Thursdays and Sundays, 10am–3pm, plus some advertised extra days. Bookings through Eventbrite are essential and close at 8am on the day. Visitors 16+ must show original photo ID at the security gate; there is no public transport to the base. Photography rules and prohibited items are listed on the plan-a-visit page.
Opening hours
Monday
ClosedTuesday
ClosedWednesday
ClosedThursdayToday
10am – 3pm(Most Thursdays and Sundays; some extra advertised days. Bookings essential and close 8am on the day.)
Friday
ClosedSaturday
ClosedSunday
10am – 3pm(Most Thursdays and Sundays; some extra advertised days. Bookings essential and close 8am on the day.)
What you'll experience
- Booking Required
Good to know
Book before visiting
Bookings are essential. Public entry to RAAF Base Point Cook and the museum is not permitted without a booking.
Photo identification
Visitors aged over 16 must bring valid, verifiable photo identification.
Flying displays
No. 100 Squadron may conduct interactive heritage-aircraft flying displays on museum open days. Contact the museum ahead of your visit to confirm whether flying is scheduled.
Gift shop payments
The museum foyer gift shop accepts credit or debit card and device payments only; cash is not accepted.
Organiser
RM
Explore more than 100 years of Australian Air Force history at Point Cook, surrounded by the aircraft and stories of the people who flew and supported them. This immersive museum visit offers families a close look at military aviation from the Australian Flying Corps to the present day.