Sep
18
Kokomo, IN
Indiana Wing Westfield, IN
Address:
17520 Dartown Road, #991
Westfield, IN 46074
Contact number:
(317) 296-4223
Website:
http://www.indianawingcaf.org
PT-26 More Info
The Indiana Wing is the proud owner of a PT-26 Cornell, which was used during the period of WWII as a primary trainer with both the USAAF and the RCAF. N60535 was manufactured by Fleet Aircraft, Ltd., Fort Erie, Canada in December of 1944. After the war it passed through various owners until the Indiana Wing took possession of the aircraft in 1981. In 1986 the Cornell was removed from service for a total restoration, and in October of 1999 the PT-26 again took flight from the Mt. Comfort airport just east of Indianapolis where she had been undergoing restoration for the past 12 years.
C-45 Expeditor More Info
The Beech SNB is a US Navy/Marine variant of the civilian Model 18 Twin Beech. Over half of the 10,000 produced from 1937 and 1970 were for to the US Military. Military variants include C-45, AT-7, AT-11, SNB, F-2, and JRB. Uses included light transport, photo-reconnaissance, and navigation, bombing, and gunnery training. Many Twin Beech aircraft survive today after serving post-military as relative inexpensive, reliable light cargo aircraft. N4207 was manufactured by Beech in Wichita, Kansas, 1943 as a Navy/Marine SNB-2, BuNos 67124 (c/n 4664). In 1954 it was remanufactured by Beech and redesignated by the Navy to a model SNB-5P, a photo reconnaissance trainer. In 1962 the Navy... ...
BT-13 Valiant BT-13 VALIANT More BT-13 VALIANT Info
Vultee BT-13 Valiant, An American basic trainer flown by most student pilots during World War II. It was the second phase of the three phase training program for pilots. After primary training, the student pilot moved to the more complex Vultee for basic flight training. The BT-13 had larger engine and was faster and heavier than the primary trainers. It required the student pilot to use two way radio and to operate landing flaps and a two-position variable pitch propeller. A variant is the BT-15.
PT-13 PT-13 STEARMAN More PT-13 STEARMAN Info
Designed in 1934 to meet a US Army specification for a new training airplane, the PT-13 Kaydet was the iconic American training aircraft of World War II during the 1930s and 1940s. Approximately 10,000 Stearmans were manufactured for service with the US Army, US Navy, Canada, Philippines, and many Central American countries.
The Indiana Wing CAF is a flying museum that maintains and flies four WWII trainer aircraft. Member owned aircraft include a Stinson L-5 Sentinel, AT-6 Texan, and a PT-13D Stearman. The Indiana Wing has aircraft based at Indianapolis Metropolitan Airport (KUMP), Kokomo Municipal Airport (KOKK), Terre Haute Regional Airport (KHUF), and Noblesville Airport (KI80).
CAF Indiana Wing Host - Wings Over Kokomo Airshow More Info
BRINGING THE AIRSHOW BACK TO KOKOMO FOR 2021!!!
A FUN FILLED DAY WITH FOOD VENDORS, STEM ACTIVITIES FOR KIDS, AIRCRAFT STATIC DISPLAY, AIRSHOW, RIDES, BEER GARDEN, AND MORE!
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS: GATES OPEN 9AM AIRSHOW 1-3 PM WARBIRD RIDES 9AM-5PM BEER GARDEN 11 AM-5PM GATES CLOSE 5PM
Jun
18
Indianapolis, IN
Wings Over Indy Airshow More Info
Fathers Day Weekend--Saturday June 18, 2022
CAF Wings Over Indy is held in conjunction with First Wing Jet Centers Annual Open House benefiting Down Syndrome of Indiana Located at Indianapolis Executive Airport.
Unlike any airshow in Indianapolis History! This FREE one of a kind event will demonstrate aerobatic performances at the top of each hour. PLUS! You can purchase a ride in a WWII Aircraft and experience history first hand! Or take a stab at one of our many FREE flight simulators or numerous other STEM activities. This action packed day has something for everyone!
Jun
01
Jun
02
Terre Haute, Indiana
Terre Haute Air Show More Info
General Admission tickets for ages 12 and under are FREE. Premium venue areas have a reduced price for youth admission. Please check our tickets page for additional information and current ticket prices.
Jun
15
Indianapolis, IN
WWII BARNSTORMING DAYS More Info
Bring the family for a day of honor, remembrance, and inspiration. Take a ride in history and relive the sights, smells, and sounds of these aircraft that secured our freedoms. These trainers were the backbone of WWII. Providing our young pilots the training they needed to carry out their missions oversees.
Stay tuned for more details leading up to this fun filled day.
Aug
17
Noblesville, IN
EAA 67 Chapter Pancake Breakfast & CAF barnstorming More Info
Ever have a family member, like a father or grandfather, who served in World War II? If so, here's a chance to connect with them by going on a ride in an aircraft from the World War II era.
All rides will be given on August 17th, 2024 starting at 1:00 PM at: Noblesville Airport 14782 Promise Road Noblesville, Indiana All riders need to arrive 30 minutes before their scheduled flight to fill out paperwork. All riders must be at least 12 years old and be able to exit the aircraft on their own. No open-toe shoes or shorts.
In the event of inclement weather, you will be given the option of a full refund or to reschedule your flight for a later date.
May
10
Indianapolis, IN
BARNSTORMING DAYS More Info
May 10, 2025 Bring the family for a day of history and inspiration. Take a ride in history and relive the sights, smells, and sounds of these aircraft that secured our freedoms. These trainers were the backbone of WWII. Providing our young pilots the training they needed to carry out their missions oversees. Aircraft availability on the day of events are subject to change.
