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The Edenvale Classic Aircraft Foundation is a flying museum dedicated to the preservation of Canadian Aviation History.  Located at Edenvale Aerodrome which was originally known as No. 1 Relief Field, Edenvale for nearby Camp Borden when it was opened on August 8, 1941.  The field offered inexperienced pilots a chance to learn valuable lessons in gunnery as the final part of their training syllabus on the North American Harvard.

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Today the museum operates four aircraft; a 1946 Fleet Model 80 Canuck, a 1943 de Havilland DH.82A Tiger Moth, a 1943 Fairchild PT-26A Cornell and a 1946 Taylorcraft Auster.  The Tiger Moth and the Cornell are available for passenger tours of the local area.

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Every August the Foundation hosts the Gathering of the Classics, Canada's largest fly-in of classic aircraft.

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Finally, located next door in Hangar M but not directly associated with ECAF is the Edenvale Aviation Heritage Foundation (EAHF), home to the only full scale replica of the Avro Arrow.

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For more information on the Edenvale Classic Aircraft Foundation please visit https://www.classicaircraft.ca/

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