Based at Delaware Municipal Airport (DLZ) Delaware, Ohio
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2010 Fly-In Breakfast Dates
The chapter's last Fly-In Pancake Breakfast for this season is
September 18th.
Saturday  8 A.M. to 10 A.M.
Join us for a great meal and plenty of good aviation fellowship.
For additional information, contact Woody McIntire at 614 565-2887

New Addition: Tour the Champaign Aviation Museum at Grimes Field. Click HERE.
Just in: Logbook from a B-17 serving in Europe during WWII. Click HERE
NEW PHOTOS OF THE MAULE AIRCRAFT FACTORY! CLICK
HERE

Welcome to the website of EAA Vintage Aircraft Chapter 27, based at Delaware Municipal Airport in Delaware, Ohio.

Although the main interest of the chapter at its founding was classic and antique aircraft, we have since grown and expanded to welcome all pilots, owners and aviation enthusiasts, regardless of any individual interests.

Our Chapter boasts a membership with a variety of skills and talents, including mechanics, instructors and owners of a wide range of different aircraft.

If you'd like to visit one of our very informal meetings, please feel free to do so any Saturday morning. We are a very social chapter, and always welcome new members, so join us and share the aviation fellowship that is the hallmark of our Chapter.
 

Our site includes a Message Board (button above center), which we encourage people to use, chapter member or not. Click on the link above for posting instructions, (really easy), and share announcements, aviation items for sale, or photos.


Our Kitchen Crew ready for the last Pancake Breakfast of the '08 season. Joe, Len, Dave, Roger, Gary, Woody and others have worked hard to provide great meals to hundreds of visitors to the Vintage 27 Pavilion. Great job, guys!!

This is the Firelands Museum of Military History's Vietnam-era Huey which delighted audiences (and gave lots of rides) a few years ago at one of our chapter's Aviation Heritage Days events. Firelands, located in Norwalk, Ohio, has an excellent web site at http://www.huey.org