The Canadian Museum of Flight has aircraft, aircraft engines and other components in storage, all of which form the basis of future restoration projects. Some of these are;
Fleet 80 Canuck. This aircraft is in the restoration process. The fuselage has been fitted out and the engine and wheels removed prior to fabric covering. The fabric covering on the flight controls and landing gear legs have been completed. Structural work on the wings is substantially complete.
Fairchild Cornell. Awaiting restoration.
DH60 Moth. Awaiting restoration.
Bell 47J Ranger. Awaiting restoration.
Noorduyn Norseman. Awaiting restoration.
Lockheed Lodestar. An ex-TCA aircraft is under reconstruction in Abbotsford.
McDonnell CF-101B Voodoo. An ex-RCAF fighter, this aircraft is at Shearwater, Nova Scotia awaiting a report on the logistics of transporting the aircraft across the country.
In addition, a number of aircraft engines are in storage awaiting restoration to display condition.