Radio-controlled aircraft show could be part of Moses Lake Airshow 2024
A World War II-era F4U Corsair, center, flies over the 2023 Moses Lake Airshow in the company of two F-18s. The 2023 airshow attracted people from 24 states and two Canadian provinces, according to information presented to the Port of Moses Lake Commission Monday.
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A curious father and son look over one of the airplanes on display at the 2023 Moses Lake Airshow. The 2024 airshow may feature separate demonstrations for radio-controlled aircraft.
Acrobatics are, and will continue to be, a big part of the Moses Lake Airshow. An exhibitor from 2023 is pictured.
Second Lt. James Chase, U.S. Air Force Academy, carries his gear across the tarmac at the 2023 Moses Lake Airshow.
MOSES LAKE — The Moses Lake Airshow may add a separate event for radio-controlled aircraft in 2024. That’s one possibility discussed by Port of Moses Lake commissioners during a presentation on the 2023 air show at the regular meeting Monday.
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