Serving Midwest Aviation Since 1960
Serving Midwest Aviation Since 1960
Despite clouds, a good day to experience airplanes and autos
LifeLink helicopter at the Aitkin Fly-In June 25.
Emily and Whitney Tange explore the inside of the LifeLink helicopter at the Aitkin Fly-In June 25. The pilot and crew were present to answer questions allow numerous inquisitive visitors a hands on experience with the emergency aircraft.
Republic Seabee at the Aitkin Fly-In.
Adventure North Flying Service president Adam Forsberg welcomes Platt Hubbell, pilot of the Republic Seabee and his passenger Diane Wilkins.
On the car show side of the event, this 1952 Ford pickup heads up a row of vehicles that pleased the eyes of hundreds of attendees.
The Journey North Church worship team members Colton Withrow, Brian Pearson, Mandolin Copa, Worship Pastor Josh Pool, and Joel Fremling engage the Sunday morning crowd in a rocking bit of underwing prayer and worship in a hangar at Aitkin Airport during the Fly-In. Pastor Lynfield Hines delivered a sermon on how to deal with anger. For more information visit TheJourneyNorth.com
A few rain drops don't keep Adventure North Flying Service's Peter Dunn from smiling as he assists with air traffic at the 23rd Annual Aitkin Airport Fly-In.
Aircraft attracting attention at the Aitkin Airport's 23 Annual Fly-In Breakfast June 25 included the LifeLink III helicopter, Adventure North Flying Services's 1979 Grumman Tiger, and Platt Hubbell's 1946 Republic Seabee,a an Oshkosh Grand Champion (2005) and Sun and Fun Grand Champion (2006). The Seabee was wrecked and sunk in Lake Shasta, California in January 2010. Hubbell purchased it in 2012 and had it flying again by March 2014. He hangars the aircraft in Brainerd.
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