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RAF Donates Tornado

RAF Donates Retired Tornado

The Royal Air Force has donated one of its retired Tornado aircrafts to Aviation Heritage Museum.

Thank you to the Royal Air force for choosing to donate one of its retired Tornado GR4 aircraft to the Aviation Heritage Museum of Western Australia.

The Royal Australian Air Force Association along with community assistance from sponsors, visitors, and friends of the Museum makes this brilliant Museum in Perth one of the top self-funded Museums in Australia.

View the story on 7News Perth News below: https://www.facebook.com/7NEWSPerth/videos/5055109664615099

 

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