After a few years of harassment by local Chino airport tenants, the legal troubles for Planes of Fame have been resolved. The annual show will proceed this weekend, May 5 and 6, and a representative from Planes of Fame said all parties that were a part of the lawsuit are now participating in the Planes of Fame Airshow.
No More Trouble at Planes of Fame Air Show
Key Takeaways:
- The Planes of Fame Airshow will proceed on May 5-6 after legal troubles were resolved, with all previous lawsuit parties now participating.
- The show features a wide array of historic warbirds, including four P-38s, four P-40s, and the unique N9MB Flying Wing, plus famous air racers Strega and Voodoo.
- Over 20 veterans from WWII, Korea, Vietnam, and the Gulf War, including notable figures like Doolittle Raider Dick Cole, will be attending.
- General admission is $25 per day, with free entry for children aged 11 and younger, and tickets can be purchased online.
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