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Aeronca Champ, Chief, Sedan, L-3 (O-58), L-16, Defender, C-2, C-3, Models 50, 65, series K et al. We promote these capable and historic aircraft through their preservation and maintenance, and celebrate their History.

The Aeronca Aviators Club welcomes all owners, pilots and enthusiasts of these fine aircraft.


      Announcements:

    Our (Second) Northeast Regional AAC Fly-In will be on Saturday September 20 at the Old Rhinebeck Aerodrome.
    Look for details here
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  The July 2008 issue of Aeronca Aviator has been mailed.
        What? You are not getting your copy?     We can help:  
Join the Club Here

New!   A   searchable index   to back issues of Aeronca Aviator is now online. Back issues, including the original published by Joe & Julia Dickey, are available in the Aeronca Store.

Our New Aeronca-only   Forums   are now live! Come and participate.

New Champ from American Champion
The New Champ is now certified and being delivered! More news in our April issue of Aeronca Aviator. The January and April 2006 issues included pictures and details of the new American Champion LSA Champ (right).

A great deal of confusion has been caused by the newly issued Control Cable AD. We try to make sense of it here.
Updated with new information 1/31/2006.


The Aeronca Store is now open - you can order T-shirts, hats and some of our Publications using our Secure Server.








Carl White at the helm of his JYD - a homebuilt counterpart to the Citabria Pro, built from Aeronca organ donors. See Member Project page for more. Photo by Mike Rountree.

Read about its Long Time Abornin' in the January, April and October 2006 issues of Aeronca Aviator.








From Sun 'n Fun: Below are friends and volunteers Tom Roush (left) and Sal Capra: Sun 'n Fun 2005

Champion Traveler John Demyan's 7EC Traveler was restored and flown
to Sun 'n Fun by its restorer Ted Davis.
It was on display in front of the Type Club tent at AirVenture 2005, where he won the Contemporary Bronze Lindy!



Champ on Cloud Nine

  Click here for our report from AirVenture Oshkosh 2004!


Sun 'n Fun 2005


A pre-war Chief of a different color
also at Sun 'n Fun

Aeronca C2



Aeronca C-2 (1930s)


Sun 'n Fun 2005




A pair of L-16s in the Warbirds area of Sun 'n Fun  





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