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Wetaskiwin residents and the area had a fun weekend at the airport’s anniversary

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The event was wrapped up with an acrobatic show of parachutes from the Canadian Army
        Wetaskiwin Airport anniversary brought fun, and joy to participants
Tens of people from Wetaskiwin and nearby areas such as Ponoka, Millet, and Luduc attended the city airport’s 50 years of operation.
The event took place at the airport on Saturday morning, May 4.
Attendees started their day by having breakfast available for 10 dollars per person.
After breakfast, participants joined a draw at the airport – during which 14 won a free helicopter ride.
Matthew Bleakney, a Co-ordinator at the airport said that over three hundred people were served breakfast.
“We have 15 planes flying during the event. About a week of preparations went into this event,” Bleakney added.
Following the breakfast, the Wetaskiwin Airport management initiated a draw.
At least 14 people won a draw with the price being a free ride on a helicopter brought for the event.
Brynn Archibelt, and Kien Johnston – residents of Camrose and a winner of the draw, told Pipestone Flyer that boarding the copter was an ‘incredible’ experience.
Heather Kroening, who came from the South of Ponoka for the event said that she loved the show.
“Love all the atmosphere. Love the information. The Skyhawks did an awesome and impressive job,” Kroening stated.
Food trucks were also present at the event, serving hungry attendees with burgers, ice creams, and other BBQ types.
The event was wrapped up with an acrobatic show of parachutes from the Canadian Army who were invited for a performance for the event.



The event was wrapped up with an acrobatic show of parachutes from the Canadian Army
        Wetaskiwin Airport anniversary brought fun, and joy to participants
Tens of people from Wetaskiwin and nearby areas such as Ponoka, Millet, and Luduc attended the city airport’s 50 years of operation.
The event took place at the airport on Saturday morning, May 4.
Attendees started their day by having breakfast available for 10 dollars per person.
After breakfast, participants joined a draw at the airport – during which 14 won a free helicopter ride.
Matthew Bleakney, a Co-ordinator at the airport...

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