Canadas Aviation Hall of Fame

Canada's Aviation Hall of Fame, situated in the Reynolds-Alberta Museum in Wetaskiwin, Alberta, Canada, remembers and respects those whose achievements in flight contributed such a great amount to Canada's improvement as a country. Established in 1973, the Hall of Fame has respected so far in excess of 200 pilots, designers, experts and heads. Because of its size and topographical area, Canada has needed to depend upon flight substantially more than different nations.

With so much region unacceptable for surface travel, it was up to flying to join the nation and bring the removed locales the open doors for social and financial advancement that would make them a player in Canada. The novel blend of spearheading flying and spearheading improvement of the nation brought about numerous extraordinary models of bravery, aptitude, industriousness, valor, shrewdness, and good fortune, and numerous awesome stories to be told. The best of these accounts are portrayed in the Aviation Hall of Fame.

Stories are told on four by eight foot boards with pictures, references, photos, and memorabilia. The Hall has a broad gathering of individual things and memorabilia identified with drafted individuals, including such material as licenses, logbooks, garbs, badge, decorations, trophies and honors, archives, correspondence, scrapbooks and photos. The reference library contains roughly 2,500 books and more than 12,000 periodicals related particularly to Canadian avionics. Things are lent to different galleries in Canada for show purposes, and might be gotten to by analysts and guests, by arrangement.