Serving Midwest Aviation Since 1960
Serving Midwest Aviation Since 1960
Fly-In/Camp-In perfect compliment to Starbuck Heritage Days!
Dick Lilienthal (left) and David Gunderson, (who flew in an Eroupe), in front of a Ryan Primary trainer from WW11, owned by Ron Fagen.
Minnewaska Heritage Day Royalty helping serve breakfast.
Don Lilienthal (left), Ray Johnson (center), and Dick Lilienthal (right), standing in front of a 1943 Stearman owned by Ray Johnson.
The successful Starbuck Fly-In served 1,144 breakfasts.
Waiting in line for breakfast.
Thanks to Don Lilienthal for the following report and photos from the Starbuck Fly-In breakfast.
The Starbuck Fly-In was held on Saturday, July 7. It was a windy day but no rain. We have a soft grass runway. The plane campers began to show up on Friday morning and stayed until Sunday.
The Fly-In was very successful. We served 1,144 breakfasts. There were 65 planes that flew in for the breakfast. The Life-Link helicopter reported eight miles out inbound when they received an emergency call.
Starbuck Heritage Days weekend had many activities to offer and many food vendors also.
The 90-unit parade began at 6 p.m. Saturday. Fireworks went off at 10:00 p.m. at the airport.
I want to thank all our Pope County Flying Club members and the Minnewaska Royalty for their great help to make this year's event safe and fun.
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