Eli Tometz, 4, gives the thumbs to his father, Tim, while sitting in the cockpit of a 1949 BT-13 at the 50th annual Arlington Fly-In at the Arlington Airport on Saturday. (Andy Bronson / The Herald)

Eli Tometz, 4, gives the thumbs to his father, Tim, while sitting in the cockpit of a 1949 BT-13 at the 50th annual Arlington Fly-In at the Arlington Airport on Saturday. (Andy Bronson / The Herald)

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The 50th annual Arlington Fly-In is this weekend, July 6-8, at Arlington Municipal Airport.

The 50th annual Arlington Fly-In is this weekend, July 6-8, at Arlington Municipal Airport.

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