SAAM is a non-profit organisation run entirely by volunteers. Our focus is to collect, record and display the history of civil and military aviation in South Australia.
Click here for more information on membership.
The SAAM Foundation is an incorporated charitable trust through which financial donations to the South Australian Aviation Museum may be directed and funds distributed. Donations to the SAAM Foundation are tax deductable.
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SAAM welcomes donations of aircraft, aircraft parts, aviation memorabilia, books, documents, models, photographs and uniforms, subject to our selection criteria. Click here for more information on donations.
SAAM is located at 66 Lipson Street, Port Adelaide. Our entry gates are just south of the Railway Museum and Centrelink. We are open from 10am to 4pm every day of the year, except Christmas Day . Click here for more information on visiting us (entry prices, public transport access etc.).
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Victa Airtourer 100 VH-BWT
Flown by the Royal Aero Club of SA (& Chris Sperou) Not on display yet (about to be restored)
Flown by the Royal Aero Club of SA (& Chris Sperou) Not on display yet (about to be restored)
On Display at SAAM
Aircraft 
Airlines of S.A. Display
Andy Thomas
ARDU 
Aust. Women
Badger Family
Cessna Flying Club S.A.
Commercial
Comms.
Early S.A.Aviators
Engines 
Guinea Airways
Jon Johanson
Missiles 
Models 
Objects of
Propellers
Rockets in the Desert
Qantas Ground Equip.
Royal Aero 
Smith Bros.1919 Flight
Tony Bullimore Rescue at Sea
Wittber Enginec.1914
WW1 DisplayWar in the Sky
WW2 DisplayS.A. Air Training
WW2 DisplayS.A. & Europe
WW2 DisplayS.A. & the Pacific
24 Sqn.Adelaide
SAAM History Group
The SAAM History Group researches and writes profiles on significant South Australian aviators and aviation events. These profiles are published on the History Group page of this website. History Group members also publish books on aspects of aviation history and assists visitors to the Museum by researching and providing answers to their questions on aviation topics as well as providing information to assist restoration & model making groups. Click here for more information on SAAM's History Group.
Reference & Archival Collections
Some of our collections are archival in nature and stored in our library or other storage areas. SAAM also has an extensive digital collection that includes more than 75,000 native digital (or scanned) images.
Access to our reference, archival & digital collections are reserved for SAAM members and bona fide researchers. For more information on accessing these collections, click here.
Aircraft 
Badges, Medals
Pilot Log
Members'
Pilot 
Photographs & 
Podcasts & 
Uniforms
Acknowledgement of Country
The members of SAAM acknowledge and pay respect to the traditional owners of the land on which we stand, the Kaurna People of the Adelaide Plains. SAAM is also pleased to announce that we are working with the traditional owners of the Woomera Rocket Range Area in the preparation of a new 'Rockets in the Desert' display.