The Omaka Aviation Heritage Centre presents two world-class exhibitions. The first is the original ‘Knights of the Sky’ exhibition, featuring film director, Sir Peter Jackson's own collection of WWI aircraft and artifacts. The story of aviation in the Great War is brought to life in sensational sets created by the internationally acclaimed talent of WingNut Films and Wētā Workshop. The second is the new exhibition ‘Dangerous Skies’ features stories from World War II. These are tales of daring, valour and tragedy stretching from the British Isles to the forests of Germany, an embattled but courageous Russia and the steaming hot jungles of the South Pacific. Two of the star attractions are an original DeHavilland Mosquito, fondly known as the "Wooden Wonder" and a Griffon powered Mk.XIVe Spitfire. Women also feature more prominently in this exhibition and the Battle of Stalingrad is the stage for an immersive experience that is both entertaining and chillingly thought provoking.

Visitez l'exposition « Ciels dangereux » qui présente des récits de la Seconde Guerre mondiale au Musée du patrimoine aéronautique d'Omaka. Ces récits d'audace, de courage et de tragédie s'étendent des îles britanniques aux forêts allemandes, en passant par une Russie assiégée mais courageuse et le Pacifique. Trois des attractions phares sont un De Havilland Mosquito original, un Spitfire Mk.XIVe à moteur Griffon et un Focke Wulf 190. Les femmes sont également mises à l'honneur dans cette exposition, et la bataille de Stalingrad offre une expérience immersive à la fois divertissante et stimulante.