05/06/2026
Before or After Car Show be sure to stop by our friends at Chapin Field for the Cambridge Valley Flying Club's Annual Aviation Day during Cambridge Valley Balloon Festival Saturday.
Chapie says: “See you at Aviation Day on June 6th!
Cambridge Valley Flying Club to host Aviation Day/Fly-in on Saturday, June 6, 9am-4pm
Aviation Day will take place, as always, at our local airport Chapin Memorial Field (1B8) 177 Plaines Rd. one mile north of Cambridge just off rt. 22.
Pilots fly into Chapin Field from all over the East Coast in all types of planes, many of them antiques, even planes the pilots have built themselves.
Breakfast and Lunch prepared by The Savory Pig will be available for purchase at the Club hangar. CVFC members will be on hand to greet everyone and answer questions about flying, airplanes and CVFC membership.
Special this year! Will be an “Aviation Day Swap Meet” Bring aviation equipment you no longer want or need and sell or trade.
FAA Safety Forum Seminar (9:30 AM – 11:30 PM) – Sponsored by the FAA Safety Team, among the topics included will be:
Collision Avoidance - addressing FAA right-of-way rules, see-and-avoid techniques, Albany area-specific hazards (med flight helicopters, news choppers over the Capitol, student pilots at Schenectady)
Introduction to Drones & the NAS airspace classification, drone registration, Remote ID, LAANC and the recreational vs. commercial regulatory divide.
Returning this year, the Hoosick Air Modelers will present a display of some of their finest model airplanes. They will be on hand to discuss the joys of the model airplane hobby.
Plane Rides will be offered in the CVFC aircraft from 9:30 am. (weather permitting) Donations are voluntary and go to the CVFC Scholarship fund.
Whether you fly or not, Aviation Day has become a premier local community event for the Cambridge, Greenwich, Salem and Bennington area. Chapin Field will be crowded all day with lots of families and aviation enthusiasts enjoying the food, looking at the planes, learning about aviation, and enjoying watching planes fly in and out.
Admission is free