Fly days at Flying Heritage Collection

[TimAPNY]

I notice a couple a/c in the line up for fly days (Bf-109E & A6M?). Any body know (and can share) the status of these? I know the 109 had run ups in England a few months ago, is it in the states now?

Any info on the Zero?

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How I wish I could be around for several of those dates.
Its great to see such a collection taking to the air! Thanks Paul.

[wendovertom]

I was up there a few weeks ago but between MoF and visiting family we couldn't make it to the FHC. Next time we go it's going to be scheduled around a flying day - I have to second the sentiments - thanks Paul.

Tom P.

[mrhenniger]

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How I wish I could be around for several of those dates.

It looks like from their website they expect you to park on the side of the road or airport driveway. I didn't make a trip to that side of the airfield when I was there. You would think the could at least make part of their ramp a spectators area. It would help generate revenue for them for their other restorations. Now they are saying on these dates just go hang around the airport. I don't know what is behind this arrangement. I just seems kind of weird.

Mike

[Flashonyrsix]

The aircraft are flown from the main side of the airport,right in front of the airport diner. If you aren't there early enough to get a seat by the window or on the deck then use your lawn chairs. If they put in bleachers and charged a fee the people who tie diown their airplanes on the ramp would probably complain.

[mrhenniger]

It is a long long long shot now that I will have a chance to be back in the Seattle area anytime soon. If I do I will definitely compare my visit times to these dates.

Mike