Australian Aircraft Restoration Group
View contact informationLocated at Moorabbin Airport, this not-for-profit charity preserves and displays historic Australian aircraft and artefacts, educating and inspiring future generations about aviation through interactive exhibits and restoration projects.
Moorabbin Airport, VIC
ABN: 61005125244
Founded on ,
registered as a charity on the
ACNC Charity Register
since .
About Australian Aircraft Restoration Group and Its Work
The Australian Aircraft Restoration Group is a dedicated community-based, not-for-profit organisation committed to preserving Australia’s rich aviation heritage. Since its founding in 1962, the group has played a vital role in restoring, maintaining, and displaying historic aircraft, ensuring that future generations can experience and learn from Australia’s unique aviation history.
Flagship Project: Aircraft Restoration and Display
The main project of the Australian Aircraft Restoration Group is the restoration and public display of heritage Australian aircraft. Volunteers work tirelessly to recover, restore, and maintain rare and significant aircraft, many of which are Australian-made or have played a key role in Australia’s aviation story. These restored aircraft are showcased at the Moorabbin Air Museum, allowing visitors to interact with and experience the history of military, naval, and civilian aviation in Australia.
Mission and Vision
The mission of the Australian Aircraft Restoration Group is to collect, preserve, and display aircraft and artefacts associated with Australian aviation heritage. The vision is to educate and inspire future generations about the pathways and achievements in aviation, ensuring that Australia’s aviation legacy is not forgotten.
Main Objectives
- To restore and maintain heritage Australian aircraft to the highest possible standard.
- To provide public access to these aircraft for educational and inspirational purposes.
- To support research and documentation of Australia’s aviation history.
- To foster community engagement and involvement in aviation heritage.
Benefiting Groups
- School groups and students seeking hands-on learning experiences in aviation history.
- Aviation enthusiasts and historians interested in rare and unique aircraft.
- Volunteers and members who contribute their skills and time to restoration projects.
- Local communities benefiting from cultural and educational events.
Types of Services or Activities
- Aircraft restoration and conservation by skilled volunteers.
- Public exhibitions and open cockpit events at the Moorabbin Air Museum.
- Educational programs and guided tours for schools and community groups.
- Workshops and training for volunteers in aviation restoration techniques.
- Community engagement initiatives, including youth programs and career days.
- Online resources and a museum shop for aviation memorabilia.
- Donations to support ongoing restoration and expansion projects.
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Support Australian Aircraft Restoration Group Through Donations
Support the charity’s vital work by making a donation. Every contribution helps them continue their mission.
Their official Australian Business Number (ABN) is 61005125244 for your reference.
See FAQs about donating to Australian Aircraft Restoration Group:
How can one make a donation to the Moorabbin Air Museum?
They can donate to the Moorabbin Air Museum in person at the Museum, or through their preferred portals, Paypal Giving Fund or GiveNow. By donating, one becomes part of the philanthropic community supporting the Museum's future. All donations over $2 are tax-deductible as the Museum is a registered Not For Profit with Deductible Gift Recipient Status.
What types of donations does the Moorabbin Air Museum accept?
The Museum accepts donations in the form of aircraft parts, books, archival material, or memorabilia. Potential donors are encouraged to use the Museum's form to make such donations.
How can a corporation support the Moorabbin Air Museum?
Corporations can support the Museum through various sponsorship opportunities, including tailored events, exhibitions, family programs, and digital archiving projects. Sponsors can receive benefits such as naming rights, sponsorship of exhibitions, marketing exposure, private tours, and discounts at the Museum Store. Interested corporations can contact the Museum to discuss a tailored sponsorship program.
Are donations to the Moorabbin Air Museum tax-deductible?
Yes, all donations over $2 to the Moorabbin Air Museum are tax-deductible as the Museum is registered as a Not For Profit with Deductible Gift Recipient Status.
How can one make a bequest to the Moorabbin Air Museum?
To make a bequest, one should write a letter to the Museum advising of the intention, provide a copy of the relevant extract from their will, and include a letter of confirmation from a solicitor. They recommend seeking professional advice when arranging a bequest and contacting the Museum if the bequest involves an object, to ensure it aligns with the Museum's Collections Policy.
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12 First St
Moorabbin Airport VIC 3194
Australia
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