Commonwealth Air Training Plan Museum

The Commonwealth Air Training Plan Museum preserves the history of the aircrew training program, the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan, created during World War II. The training program remains the largest of its kind in history. Pilots, air gunners, navigators, flight engineers, bomb airmers and wireless operators serving the Royal Air Force and Royal Canadian Air Force have all trained in the program.

This Brandon museum is located at the Brandon Municipal Airport and is listed on the Canadian Register of Historic Places. The museum houses World War II aircraft, transport equipment, aviation artifacts, ground crew equipment and a variety of displays. Stroll through the gift shop to aviation gift items and keepsakes. Rest comfortably while traveling in Manitoba, with Best Western hotels.