Aviation Trail

To promote Aviation Heritage in the Dayton region

Volunteer with museum archives

• Occasional, Weekly, Monthly
• Teens, 55+, Adults
• Individuals
• Office work, Indoor
• On-site, Skilled
• Weekdays, Weekends

Office and computer support

• Occasional, Weekly, Monthly
• 55+, Adults
• Individuals
• Office work, Indoor
• On-site, Skilled
• Weekdays, Weekends

Volunteer for shows and demonstrations

• Occasional, Monthly
• Teens, 55+, Adults
• Individuals, Groups (2-10)
• Physical, Event support, Indoor, Outdoor
• On-site, Skilled
• Weekdays, Evenings, Weekends

With the prospect of this additional building restoration, and the challenges of continuing to promote the community’s aviation heritage, there is always a need for more volunteers. Aviation Trail exhibits at various aviation events each year, maintains the Parachute Museum and its archives, publishes brochures and newsletters, manages a membership list, and has numerous ongoing administrative & clerical activities. So there are plenty of volunteer opportunities. You can be part of this rich aviation heritage!

Aviation Trail, Inc. was formed as a non-profit corporation in 1981 to promote Dayton’s aviation heritage that began with the invention of the airplane by Wilbur and Orville Wright in 1903 and continues on to today’s aerospace projects of the future now under development at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base.