Colorado Aviation Archaeology

Founded in 2005, the Colorado Aviation Archaeology Program is provided by the Colorado Aviation Historical Society (CAHS).

CAHS acquires, restores, preserves and provides for public display, aircraft and other objects, documents, items and things of present or historical interest in connection with the development and history of aviation in the State of Colorado and elsewhere since it's founding in 1966.

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Should AvAr recover aircraft parts and components from privately held sites when they are to be used by museums or historically important restorations

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Recent news

AvAr Bulletin #21
Posted: 7/3/2009

Subject:AvAr Class 901; Field Agent Tip (FAT) #3; Jimmy Camp - 09; 2009 Additional Course; New Mexico Point In Time (PIT) Project(s);

AvAr Fall 2009 Training Course Announced
Posted: 6/13/2009

The Colorado Aviation Historical Society will be hosting its next AvAr Field Agent Basic Indoctrination Course, Class 902, at the Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport over the weekend of October 3 / 4, with a CAHS certification field exercise the following Saturday, October 10, 2009.

Rattlesnake Buttes Mail Plane
Posted: 6/13/2009

AvAr instructor Len Wallace is putting together an expedition team to survey the September 28, 1936 crash of a Varney Speedline Lockheed Vega. Situated east of Walsenburg, this survey project will require AvAr Field Agent certification. Please forward your intent to join this project to aviator_b@msn.com at your earliest possible convenience.

Return to Jimmy Camp B-24
Posted: 6/13/2009

Due to unusually wet weather, AvAr launched its field season at the Jimmy Camp B-24 site a bit late this spring. Beginning its second year of a four year contract with the Cultural Resources Department of the City of Colorado Springs, AvAr has committed to