Tanks, cannon fire and flying at SkyFair

During the SkyFair event, see tanks driven, cannons fired, and many of the Flying Heritage Collection’s vintage aircraft flown.

During the SkyFair event, see tanks driven, cannons fired, and many of the Flying Heritage Collection’s vintage aircraft flown.

The Flying Heritage Collection puts on many events over each summer, but the next one is the biggest.

This Saturday, July 30, is SkyFair at Paine Field. During the event, we drive tanks, fire cannons, and fly many of our vintage aircraft. This year, the 75th Anniversary of Pearl Harbor, we are going with a Pacific theme.

Guest aircraft from the Erickson Collection, the SoCal Wing of the CAF, Historic Flight Foundation, and others will join a multitude of FHC aircraft to put on a fabulous all-day show.

Bring your sunscreen! We’d love to have you join us!

Learn more at: https://www.facebook.com/events/982416415182392/

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