Great events are known for putting even the tiniest towns on the map and this weekend the historic Piper Cub is expected to bring a touch of notoriety back to Lompoc, California — beside nearby Vandenberg AFB of course — when the airport (KLPC) hosts the 33rd West Coast Fly-In beginning this Friday. Running until Sunday, organizers expect aircraft arrivals from across the United States.
Cubs To Gather in California
Key Takeaways:
- The 33rd West Coast Fly-In, featuring historic Piper Cub aircraft, is taking place this weekend in Lompoc, California (KLPC).
- The free event expects over 100 antique airplanes, including many Piper Cubs, and will include contests like flour bombing and spot landing.
- Organized by local pilots, the annual Lompoc fly-in is claimed to be the largest and longest-running event of its kind, attracting aircraft from across the U.S.
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