PURCHASE TICKETS / SEATING OPTIONS

Dayton is the Birthplace of Aviation and home of the powered flight inventors Wilbur and Orville Wright. Today the city and region offer various attractions and historical sites, fantastic arts venues, a thriving downtown, scenic parks, sporting venues, fabulous shopping and dining. To make your trip to the Vectren Dayton Air Show complete spend a few days and explore Dayton and the region.

Dayton Air Show Parade
Museums
Visitors Bureaus
Landmarks

Dayton Air Show Parade

The 2010 Vandalia-Butler Chamber of Commerce Dayton Air Show Parade is Friday, July 16th. While the parade officially steps off in the evening, preparation begins as early as 3 p.m. and can create traffic congestion in the parade staging area.

Don't miss this great community event through downtown Vandalia. The route begins at St. Christopher’s parking lot (on U.S. 40 near I-75), travels west to the historic Crossroads of America, turns north on North Dixie and finishes at the Delphi plant on Northwoods Blvd.   Motorists should exercise great caution and patience in the area because of the increased pedestrian traffic.

For more information on participating or attending, contact the Vandalia-Butler Chamber of Commerce at 937-898-5351 or www.vandaliabutlerchamber.org.

Attractions

	Dayton International Airport www.daytonairport.com "Where Every Flight Begins" Your source for Airport, Airline and Travel information.
	National Aviation Heritage Area www.aviationheritagearea.org Come. Discover. Fly!
	National Museum of the Air Force www.wpafb.af.mil/museum Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Dayton, Ohio. The world's largest and oldest military museum contains a monumental collection of aircraft and aviation artifacts.
	Boonshoft Museum www.boonshoftmuseum.org A museum of science and discovery.
	National Aviation Hall of Fame nationalaviation.blade6.donet.com The National Aviation Hall of Fame is a dynamic, exciting organization dedicated to celebrating the tremendous air and space advancements made possible by America’s innovators and visionaries.
	Wright Cycle Shop www.nps.gov/daav Dayton Aviation Heritage National Park Tour the shop operated by Orville and Wilbur Wright that became the laboratory of Powered Flight.
	Wright Flyer III, Carillon Park www.carillonpark.org The original, restored 1905 Flyer on display at Wright Hall located at Carillon Park, a 65-acre, outdoor museum and historic buildings dedicated to preserving the history of the Miami Valley.
	Waco Air Museum www.wacoairmuseum.org Between 1919 and 1946, The WACO Aircraft Company produced various models of open-cockpit and cabin biplanes, plus combat gliders for WWII and several other types of aircraft. Over the past 20 years, the WACO Historical Society has organized to preserve the history the company and its planes.
	Wilbur Wright Birthplace http://www.wwbirthplace.com 1525 North County Road 750 East Hagerstown, IN 47346 765-332-2495
	Neil Armstrong Air & Space Museum www.ohiohistory.org/places/armstron P.O. Box 1978 Wapakoneta, OH 45895-0978 419-738-8811 800-860-0142
	The Wright Stuff Squadron of Greater Dayton www.wrightstuffsquadron.com/ Dahio Trotwood Airport 1334 N. Lutheran Church Road Trotwood, Ohio  45427

Visitors Bureaus

Landmarks