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If you have children who love planes then this is a MUST HAVE list of the best places to go plane spotting in Perth.
Aviation Heritage Museum
Enjoy a unique museum experience of civilian and military aviation. Explore interactive displays and chat to the friendly guides. The amazing volunteers have compiled a truly amazing array of aviation displays that include 30 aircraft and thousands of artifacts.
Airport Viewing Platforms
Head to the Perth Airport Viewing Platform, a purpose built area for little plane enthusiasts to watch arrivals and departures. Access to the viewing platform is via a pathway that is both wheelchair and pram friendly.
Visit the Jandakot Airport Viewing Area and view one of the busiest airfields and largest aviation training bases in Australia. This airport has a public viewing area and a café which is a great place to enjoy a picnic with family and friends.
If you have a budding plane enthusiast, the Beverley Soaring Society and Airfield is definitely worth the trip. Watch planes fly and land, and possibly enjoy the opportunity to sit in a real life cockpit! In keeping with the aviation theme, Beverley is also home to the Aeronautical Museum. As such, there is very impressive Vampire Jet on proud display at the entrance to the museum.
Located on Dunreath Drive, this free viewing platform offers excellent views of aircraft taking off and landing on Perth Airport’s main runway. The unique Boeing 747-shaped shelter features educational aviation displays and seating. Open daily 6:30am-7pm (October-March) and 7:30am-5:30pm (April-September) with free parking. The platform is wheelchair and pram accessible, making it perfect for families and aviation enthusiasts. Visitors welcome to bring chairs for extended viewing. Buggybuddys Review Perth Airport Viewing Platform Read more…
The Aviation Heritage Museum located in Bull Creek provides a unique museum that collects, conserves, and gives a home to aircraft and other artefacts which make up Western Australian’s rich aviation history. The museum is the focus for many Royal Australian Air Force Association (RAAFA) commemoration activities with displays commemorating the achievements and sacrifice of Air Force personnel in war and peace. The Aviation Heritage Museum’s talented volunteers have designed, donated, and built an amazing array of aviation displays that include 30 aircraft and thousands of aviation pieces to help tell the story of our aviation history and heritage. The Read more…
The Jandakot Airport Viewing Area offers an exciting, free entertainment option for aviation-loving families in Perth’s southern suburbs. Located at Karel Avenue in Jandakot,the viewing area provides children with an up-close experience of light aircraft taking off and landing at Australia’s busiest general aviation airport. Buggybuddys Review Jandakot Airport and Apron Cafe Read more…
