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Dan Niehenke tours the Moses Lake Airshow Sunday with his children, 5-year-old Addison on his shoulders and 11-year-old Wyatt at this side. Sunday was Father’s Day, and the air show drew a lot of families to check out the aircraft.

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Moses Lake Airshow showcases all things airborne
June 20, 2024 3 a.m.

Moses Lake Airshow showcases all things airborne

MOSES LAKE — The weather on Saturday, the first day of the Moses Lake Airshow, gave a whole new meaning to the word “barnstorming.” “We almost didn't get the planes off the ground because it was a side wind,” said the show’s organizer, Terry Quick. “On the big runway, it was strong enough that if they were trying to lift off it would have blown them off the runway. As it worked out, we were able to open up a different runway and they could take off into the wind. One guy got airborne in less than 100 yards, so it was pretty strong winds, to say the least.”