Harvards Take Flight
The 11th annual Wings and Wheels Family Fun Day was held at the Tillsonburg Regional Airport on Saturday, attracting around 1,500 people despite the windy and cold weather.
The event, run by the Canadian Harvard Aircraft Association in conjunction with the Bygone Iron Car Club of Woodstock, featured several aircraft on display, including Mark II and Mark IV Harvards, NA-64 Yales, a DH-82C Tiger Moth, Stearmans, and an L-29 Delphin.
- Mark II and Mark IV Harvards offered 10-minute rides for $150 each, with around 25 rides given.
- A T-28 Trojan and BAC Strikemaster performed a formation flying display to end the show.
About 230 classic cars were also showcased on the grass, with planes flying overhead throughout the day.
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Author's summary: Annual Wings and Wheels event attracts 1,500 people.
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