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Author: | K Fletcher [ Mon Feb 14, 2005 8:59 pm ] |
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I am hoping to fly into Dayton to visit the Airforce museum this spring, May timeframe. Any pointers from the forum members on where (close by airfield) to land/park a light a/c. I am assuming you cannot fly in directly to the Museum airfield ? If otherwise please let me know. Also, any pointers where to stay. Any need to rent a car ? ![]() Thanks, Keith |
Author: | AIRIC [ Sat Feb 19, 2005 11:14 am ] |
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Several of us took a Bonanza down several years ago and we flew into a local airport about a 20minute drive from the museum. We rented a car for about $40. Can't rememebr the name of the airport. We did clear customs at detroit city airport before heading down. HTH, Eric |
Author: | eric_stevens [ Mon Feb 21, 2005 1:10 pm ] |
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Well There are plenty of options. The First is Moraine airpark (I73) It is a small strip about 3500'(20 Minute Drive). The next would be Dayton Intl (KDAY). They have a few FBO's and REntal cars as well as Taxi's.(30 Min. Depending on Traffic). The next is Springfield(KSGH) This has an air national guard unit on the airport they fly F-16's(25 min). Then a little further away is Dayton Wright Brothers(KMGY) They have a small musuem with replicas of the wright flyer and some of the Wright Gliders. Also based on the Field is a T-28. |
Author: | Kos [ Thu Feb 24, 2005 10:30 pm ] |
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I've flown there a couple of times last year in our C-47; we used Springfield and rented a car at the FBO for the 20 minute drive to the museum. |
Author: | JBoyle [ Sun Mar 06, 2005 1:47 am ] |
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If you fly into Springfield, remember to look at the Ohio ANG collection...several planes includinga straight wing F-84. Also, Moraine has a lot of neat general aviation classics. And the Dayton Wright Brothers had a very nice Bell 47G-2 operating there several years ago. |
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