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Ansett Transport Museum

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Ansett Transport Museum
"The Ansett Transport Museum is based on the Ansett company's original aircraft hangar, which has been relocated. The centrepiece of the display is a 1928 Fokker Universal Aircraft, similar to the aircraft used for the first Ansett passenger flight from Hamilton, 17th February 1936, original Aircraft burnt in Hangar fire 1939 supported by displays of early radial engines, 82 models of aircraft as operated by Ansett Transport Industries Ltd ATI formerly displayed in the foyer of the Ansett Head Office on Swantston St. Also on display is a Jet Engine from a BAE 146 Aircraft - showing technical progress.The museum has a complete set of Ansett and Ansett-ANA Flight Attendant uniforms: Ansett staff signature boards with staff photos .."
Address: 21 Ballarat Rd , Hamilton 3300, VIC, AU
Phone: (03) 5571 2767
State: VIC
City: Hamilton
Zip Code: 3300


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This was just great, having travelled many times on Ansett it was great to show the kids a piece of iconic Australian history. We learnt the history of Reg and what a life he lead. So great to see all the hard work the volunteers have put in and generous donations. Having a personal tour by Noel just added to the experience. So glad we stopped in, added bonus only $20 a family.
Lovely volunteer greeted us she was very informative so much information. A worth while place to visit if you want to find out about how Ansett started. Thank you to the lovely volunteer she made our day Visited onWeekdayWait timeNo wait
Visited the museum for the second time. We loved the Ansett story and such pure Australian stories need more sharing and telling. We loved the way every little detail is preserved including employee reviews from the past. Also Heather is very friendly .. my boy was also happy that he got an Ansett model plane there! We shall be back!
Shared some great memories of the Ansett Road buses & Ansett Dehavilland Heron flights from country town of Naracoorte to Melbourne via Hamilton as a young boy with my father in the late 1950's. Friendly & helpful volunteer showed me through the museum.
An amazing collection and our guide on Sunday was so knowledgeable and passionate! This place is just wonderful and all Aussies should go check it out, especially those of us who remember Ansett. The government needs to give them all the funding the require to keep this place running and looking fab - it is a national treasure.
An ok activity for school aged younger kids if you find yourself in Hamilton. Entry is $20 for family of 4. The venue is pretty jam packed with relics from the history of Ansett Airlines such as staff uniforms and onboard merchandise, much of it lost on small children who have no experience of when the airline was up and running. We spent most of our time climbing aboard the replica coaches on site but would have preferred more access to actual aircraft. Total time spent was around 30 minutes.
Great aviation museum. Fantastic to see the birth place of Ansett & see its early history. High recommend for anyone interested in aviation.
A wonderful look back on an important part of Australia's transport history especially aviationVisited onWeekendWait timeNo waitReservation recommendedNo
This place is so cool! Lots of history on Answer airlines. Also found out it started as a business driving people into other towns with cars and later busses in Hamilton. We did not know it was in the town. We stopped at the park next door for lunch and went in to have a look. If you want a day out, go for a drive to Hamilton, get lunch in the town. Have it in the park at the lake and go into the museum to have a look. Lots to see. So many old uniforms. And they also sell souvenirs : $10 entry for adults. Lovely lady who was working also have my daughter a biscuit :
Very interesting to learn the history of Ansett. Well worth a visitVisited onWeekendWait timeNo waitReservation recommendedNo
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Directions to Ansett Transport Museum with public transportation

Ansett Museum/Ballarat Rd (Hamilton) 70 meters
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McMillan St/George St (Hamilton) 280 meters
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Norma Ave/Rippon Rd (Hamilton) 390 meters
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Eventide Lutheran Homes/Rippon Rd (Hamilton) 420 meters
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Rippon Rd/Ballarat Rd (Hamilton) 430 meters
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