Serving Midwest Aviation Since 1960
Serving Midwest Aviation Since 1960
Windom Eagles Model Airplane Club joins forces with Lions Club to host Annual Fly-In Breakfast
Fly-In attendees check out the Pilatus PC-12 aircraft nestled comfortably in the 65x95' hangar.
The Karz & Trux club from Windom attracts great vehicles each year.
A hearty breakfast of pancakes and French Toast was served by the Lions Club. Jay B Kipfer brought his restored JD pulling tractors, more eye candy for Fly-In attendees.
Mother Nature had a display of beauty all her own for the Fly-In.
Windom Municipal Airport's August 27 Fly-In Breakfast provided an opportunity for 32 private aircraft beauties to line the field next to the taxiway like models on a spotlit runway.
Windom Municipal Airport’s August 27 Fly-In Breakfast provided an opportunity for 32 private aircraft beauties to line the field next to the taxiway like models on a spotlit runway. A hearty breakfast of pancakes and French Toast was served by the Lions Club. Jay B Kipfer brought his restored JD pulling tractors, more eye candy for Fly-In attendees. Local residents joined regional pilots who flew in for in the day’s events that not only drew the community together, but added to the growing interest in general aviation.
Thanks to Brian Underwood for sharing his photos with readers of the Minnesota Flyer.
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