Australian Aviation Heritage Centre

The Australian Aviation Heritage Center presentations air ship and flying machine motors of pertinence toward the Northern Territory and flight in Australia for the most part. It is situated in Darwin, Northern Territory.The Museum's causes can be followed to 1976 when a gathering of aficionados tried to protect flight relics after the pulverization of Cyclone Tracy.

The present historical center was opened in 1990.The exhibition hall has in plain view a Boeing B-52G plane, which gallery guests are permitted to enter and look at. It is on changeless advance from the United States Air Force and is one of just two on open show on the planet outside the USA.