Cressy Aerodrome

Discover the aviation history of Cressy Aerodrome, a former World War II RAAF combat training base. Constructed at the outbreak of the war, the airfield remained in use by the RAAF until 1946.

A modern hangar now occupies the site of one of the original Bellman hangars. Visitors can experience the historic aerodrome from the air aboard “Millie”, a Tiger Moth aircraft used for scenic and adventure flights.

Joy flights

Flights offer a memorable aerial view of Cressy and the surrounding Western District landscape.

Scenic commemorative flights over the former RAAF base, Cressy township and surrounding lakes, including Lake Corangamite
Adventure flights offering a more exhilarating Tiger Moth experience
Flights available by appointment
All flights are subject to suitable weather conditions
Bookings are essential

Visiting Cressy Aerodrome

Public access is generally limited to booked experiences and advertised event days. The aerodrome hosts selected commemorative events, historical displays and community activities throughout the year.

The Cressy Aerodrome Cafe operates on selected weekend hours. Check the official website before travelling.

Opening hours

Flights are available by appointment and are weather dependent. Check the Cressy Aerodrome joy flights page for current information.

See the Cressy Aerodrome events page for upcoming public open days and special events.

Cost

Contact Cressy Aerodrome for current flight prices.