643K views · 17K reactions | 10 YEARS AGO TODAY - our Lancaster flew with the Vulcan and the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight (Official) Lancaster during the 2014 UK Tour. Never to be repeated! | Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum | Facebook

Staff & volunteers are now in the final stages of completing the scheduled extended maintenance on our Avro Lancaster. We should see her airborne very soon! | Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum

Avro Heritage Museum Hosts Prestigious Aviation Award Ceremony On Friday 17 October 2025 in an historic event the Avro Heritage Museum had the honour of hosting the L G Groves Awards. These prestigious aviation awards have been sponsored annually by the Groves family since 1946, and this year was the first time it has been held at Woodford. On 10 September 1945, a converted Halifax bomber from No. 517 Meteorological Squadron had completed a 9½ hour weather monitoring mission over the Atlantic. O

1.5M views · 18K reactions | Today, Avro Lancaster PA474 took to the air for the first flight of 2020, maintaining the skills of the aircrew and putting the aircraft through her checks. It’s so lovely seeing her flying again! #LestWeForget Royal Air Force Battle of Britain Memorial Flight (Official) | Royal Air Force Coningsby | Facebook

17K views · 325 reactions | 10 Year Anniversary of the Avro Heritage Museum Opening. Today marks ten years since the Museum opened to the public. We have continued to develop and grow the museum. This short video shows how we have changed and improved since the first days. Thank you to everyone who has visited us and supported us. | Avro Heritage Museum | Facebook

The Avro York was a transport aircraft which was operated from 1944-1964. Deriving from the Avro Lancaster, several sections of the aircraft were identical to its big brother bomber. #avpay #museum #museums #museumlife #museumlover #aviation #aviationlife #aviationlovers #aviationdaily #aviationvideo #aviationphotography #aircraft #aircraftlovers #aircraftlover #military #raf #royalairforce #militaryaviation #militarylife #pilot #pilotlife #piloteyes #flying #history #heritage #fyp #fypシ #coldwa

On display in our museum is a rare Orenda Iroquois jet engine, which was developed in the 1950s by Orenda Engines for the Avro Canada CF-105 Arrow interceptor. While the Arrow program was cancelled before the aircraft entered service, the Iroquois engine remains a significant part of Canada's aviation history. This display provides visitors with insight into the technological advancements of that era. | Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum