Low passes and group sorties - In the News - Anacortes Today

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Vintage aircraft delighted spectators with low passes over the Heritage Flight Museum in Burlington on August 24, 2025. The sunny weather created perfect conditions for flying, attracting numerous aviation enthusiasts. The event, covered by Steve Berentson, emphasized the community's passion for vintage aircraft and their history. Attendees eagerly await the next scheduled fly day, which underscores the museum's role in preserving aviation heritage. The Heritage Flight Museum regularly hosts such events, fostering local interest and involvement in aviation.

This low pass event not only provided entertainment but also served as an educational opportunity for attendees. The excitement generated by these gatherings contributes to the museum's mission of celebrating aviation history. With each fly day, the community strengthens its connection to the past and the legacy of flight.

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