Queensland Air Museum (QAM)
Caloundra Airport, QLD

The Queensland Air Museum (QAM) was established in 1973 and moved to Caloundra Airport on June 14, 1986. Today, the musuem's collection includes forty aircraft related to the aviation history of Queensland including two Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) PV-1 Ventura bombers plus a DC-3 used by General MacArthur during the Pacific War.

PV-1 Ventura A59-96
Displayed at the museum

CA-16 Wirraway A20-652
Displayed at the museum

DC-3 44-83229
Displayed at the museum

G4M1 Betty Propeller
Propeller blade from a Japanese Betty bomber recovered from a swamp near Kavieng in 1978. Now on display at the museum.

Gloster Meteor F.8 WA880
Displayed at the museum in the markings of A77-721