Locations and Dates
- 1920 Roosevelt Field, New York on November 27
- 1921 Omaha, NE November 5
- 1922 Detroit, MI from October 12-14
- 1923 Robertson, MO (as the International Air Races) from October 6 to 8
- 1924 Dayton, OH from October 2 to 4
- 1925 Mitchel Field, L.I., NY from October 8 to 13
- 1926 Philadelphia, PA, from September 4-13
- 1927 Spokane, WA from September 19-25
- 1928 Los Angeles, CA from September 8-16
- 1929 Cleveland, OH from Aug. 24 to Sept. 2
- 1930 Chicago, IL from August 23 to September 01
- 1931 Cleveland, OH from August 29 to September 07
- 1932 Cleveland, OH from August 27 to September 05
- 1933 Los Angeles, CA from July 1-4
- 1934 Cleveland, OH from Aug. 31-Sept. 4
- 1935 Cleveland, OH from Aug. 30-Sept. 2
- 1936 Los Angeles, CA from Sept. 4-7
- 1937 Cleveland, OH from Sept. 3-7
- 1938 Cleveland, OH from Sept. 3-5
- 1939 Cleveland, OH from Sept. 2-5
- 1942 to 1945 Hiatus for WWII
- 1946 Cleveland, Ohio from August 30, 1946 to September 2, 1946
- 1947 Cleveland, OH from Aug. 30-Sept. 1
- 1948 Cleveland, OH from Sept. 4-6
- 1949 Cleveland, OH from Sept. 3-5
- 1950 to 1963 Hiatus after crash
- 1964 Resumption as National Championships in Reno, NV
- 1964 Indirect successor as the Cleveland National Air Show
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