Welcome to the NAFMC's first digital escape room, themed in recognition of one of Canada's critical contributions to the Second World War, the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan or BCATP for short.

From 1940 - 1945 over 130,000 men trained in Canada to become aircrew for Allied forces and their airplanes. Canada's wide open spaces allowed for many training facilities and airfields to be built and operated across the country. Besides members of the Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF), other trainees chiefly came from Australia, New Zealand and Great Britain but also from a handful of other European countries.

You can complete this escape room by yourself or with a group of friends.

You might want to have a piece of paper and a pen ready just in case.
There is no time limit for completing the escape room.

When you are ready, click on the next  button to start.