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The Waterloo International Airport, Waterloo-Wellington Flight Centre and Great Lakes Helicopter held an Aviation Fun Day on April 28th, 2012. The event featured introductory flights in the Flight School’s aircraft as well as Robinson R-44s from Great Lakes. The Canadian Harvard Aircraft Association was also on hand to give Harvard Flight experiences for those that wanted to fly in something a little more exotic.
Many organizations had booths in the hangars and a kid’s fun center was set up. The Waterloo Airport Fire Department fire truck was open for tours and saw an endless flow of people n the cab. Local aerobatic personality and Canadian legend, Gerry Younger, was also on hand.
The event was very family oriented and a great way to get the local communities out to the airport to see the many changes that are taking place.
The Great Lakes Helicopter R-44 was kept busy with sightseeing rides.
Many young people had their first flight experiences in the Waterloo-Wellington Flight Centre’s aircraft.
Canadian aerobatic legend, Gerry Younger, calls Waterloo home.
Waterloo Airport Fire Department truck was a popular attraction for visitors to the event.
Canadian Harvard Aircraft Association volunteers, Allan Paige and Rob Baldersaro, prepare a Harvard for a flight experience.
A deHavilland Tiger Moth on display from the Tiger Boys at Guelph Airpark.
Not part of the event but of interest to aviation enthusiast was ex-military a T-33 and Percival Jet Provost.
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