AIR FORCE MUSEUM
REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE AIR FORCE
FULL SPECTRUM. INTEGRATED. READY
REVAMPED
GALLERY OF THE AIR FORCE MUSEUM
The Air Force Museum was first established at Changi Air Base on 1 Sep 1988. It later moved to its current location next to Paya Lebar Air Base, and was declared open by then CDF, LG Lim Chuan Poh, on 22 March 2001. Twenty-seven years later after it was first launched, the indoor gallery of the Air Force Museum was revamped.
The revamped indoor gallery will showcase the RSAF’s heritage as well as its current capabilities. Displays and infographics of the RSAF’s retired platforms and uniforms allow visitors to understand the RSAF’s history while interactive displays and simulators allow them to experience the RSAF’s 3rd Generation capabilities.
Gallery A – Taking Flight
The displays chronicle the history of the RSAF’s developments, from the urgent build-up of the Singapore Air Defence Command to today’s 3rd Generation RSAF. It gives context to the various displays, recounts milestone events that the RSAF has achieved, and explains how the highly integrated and task-oriented command structure of the RSAF today came about.
The different milestones of the RSAF over the years.
The RSAF’s previous uniforms and roundels on display.
Gallery B – Scaling New Heights
The six-Command structure is explained, demonstrating how the RSAF works in a highly responsive fashion to handle a full spectrum of missions from peace to war. The gallery uses scale models to highlight the advanced manned and unmanned platforms employed by the RSAF to form a highly networked fighting system. This gallery includes game simulators featuring various vocations in the RSAF to give visitors an interactive experience of what the RSAF’s airmen and women do to defend Singapore’s skies.
The vocation game simulator
Models of the RSAF’s assets
Gallery C – Beyond Safeguarding Our skies
The RSAF’s Operations Other Than War are introduced here. A series of interviews recount the RSAF’s involvement in Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief missions and Peace Support Operations.
The Air Force Museum also features an outdoor gallery with static displays of the RSAF’s retired platforms.
The A-4SU Super Skyhawk static display.
The Alouette III static display
Come down to the Air Force Museum to experience for yourself!
Location: 400 Airport Road Singapore 534234
Operating hours: Tuesday to Sundays, 8.30am – 5pm
Admission: FREE
Contact: 64618507
Katong Kids Inc | Singapore Travel & Lifestyle Blog 
Go to the reception and ask for video screening, and the staff will tell you to wait for the scheduled timing. If you asking for the basic flight simulator, the guy will tell you the system is under maintenance. In fact, they are fuck up and lazy to work.
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