Wings and Wheels

Fly in, or cruise in Saturday to the Campbell River airport.

July 11 marks the second annual Wings and Wheels in support of teen flight.
Wings spokesperson Bill Alder says teen flight helps kids get interested in aviation, and hopefully the event helps with their goal.

Alder explains at teen flight, a group of teens get the opportunity to build a plane with the help from pilots.

 

 

Wings and Wheels begins at 8 a.m. and will have a pancake breakfast, a BBQ lunch and all spectators are welcomed free of charge.

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