A fine day to fly
Those who attended Saturday's Coeur d’Alene Aviation Air Show and Expo were able to get up close to a variety of aircraft — including this EA-18G Growler, used by the U.S. Navy and the Royal Australian Air Force for "electronic warfare."
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Coeur d'Alene Airport-Pappy Boyington Field hosted well over a thousand people Saturday for their Coeur d’Alene Aviation Air Show and Expo — the first in 21 years.
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Kyle Fowler of GO EZ Aerobatics stunned the crowd as he performed aerial stunts against the blue sky in the "Long Easy" aircraft Saturday.
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Wild Blue, an RV-8A aircraft, streaks across the sky Saturday.
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A P-51D Mustang glides above Coeur d'Alene Airport-Pappy Boyington field Saturday. These fighter aircrafts were used by the US Army Air Forces during WWII.
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HAYDEN — Every plane — and every pilot — at the Coeur d’Alene Aviation Air Show and Expo had a story.
Some traveled farther than others to converge on Coeur d’Alene Airport-Pappy Boyington Field on Saturday. Mitch Cummings, a flight lieutenant with the Royal Australian Air Force, was especially far from home.
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