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On May 1, Davis will receive the coveted Volunteer Center of Kalamazoo STAR award for his dedication to volunteering at the Air Zoo, as well as at the Comstock Community Center, Borgess Hospital’s Fitness Center and Richland Presbyterian Church.
World War II veterans will have a chance to fly in a N2S-5 Boeing Kaydet, U.S. Navy primary trainer for free this summer, beginning June 24. Flights are courtesy of the Air Zoo and pilot/sponsor Alan Wright.
Area children will be given the chance to take a free ride in an airplane at the Air Zoo on Saturday, May 3 through the EAA’s “Young Eagle” program, courtesy of EAA Chapter 221.
The Air Zoo announces a sale of a limited number of surplus assets. Items include flight simulators, aircraft moving equipment and aircraft.
Snoopy as the World War I Flying Ace, opening on May 15 at the Air Zoo presents Charles M. Schulz’s lovable beagle, Snoopy, as his alter ego, the Flying Ace.
Beginning on Saturday, January 26, the Air Zoo will be holding monthly themed activities that will make science, math and the laws of nature more fun. Though geared for children of all ages (and their parents), Super Science Saturdays are targeted specifically toward upper elementary to middle school students.
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Jennifer MacLean, Communications and Public Relations Manager at 269-382-6555 x124.