Experience the Excitement of a Historic Flight in a 1920s-Era Airplane

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 Are you ready for an extraordinary adventure? Don't miss out on a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to embark on a thrilling ride in a 1920s-era airplane, making its way to Trumbull County terminal. Step back in time and relish the luxury of the Tin Goose Ford Tri-Motor, a magnificent aircraft from the Roaring '20s. This exceptional flying machine, meticulously restored to its former glory, has been capturing the imagination of aviation enthusiasts across the nation since 2014. It is now making its grand appearance at the Youngstown-Warren Regional Airport, courtesy of the esteemed Liberty Aviation Museum in Port Clinton, in collaboration with the Experimental Aircraft Association.


Step Aboard or Capture Stunning Moments

Whether you choose to climb aboard and experience the magic firsthand or prefer to capture stunning moments from the ground, this is an event you won't want to miss. From now until July 16, flights will be taking off throughout the day, offering a captivating spectacle for all aviation enthusiasts. Today, you can enjoy continuous flights from 2-5 p.m., and the excitement will continue from Saturday to Sunday, with flight operations taking place from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. There's ample opportunity for you to witness this marvel of engineering at the Youngstown-Warren Regional Airport, conveniently located at 1453 Youngstown Kingsville Road in Vienna.


Plan Your Visit and Make the Most of Your Experience

To ensure a smooth and enjoyable visit, here are a few essential details to keep in mind. As you revel in the sights and sounds of this historic aircraft, it is recommended that you have some ear protection. Don't worry; the tour provides earplugs to guarantee your comfort during the experience. It's worth noting that revenue generated from the Ford Tri-Motor tour directly contributes to covering the maintenance and operational costs of this magnificent flying machine, as well as supporting its overall travel endeavors.


Ticket Information and Pricing

While watching the awe-inspiring takeoffs is free of charge, becoming a passenger aboard the Ford Tri-Motor requires the purchase of tickets. The cost for this extraordinary adventure ranges from $65 to $95, depending on the flight package you select. To secure your spot and embark on this unforgettable journey, it is advisable to acquire your tickets online.


Conclusion

Prepare to be transported back in time as you embark on a truly extraordinary experience aboard a 1920s-era airplane. The Tin Goose Ford Tri-Motor, a relic from the glorious Roaring '20s, awaits your presence at the Youngstown-Warren Regional Airport. Immerse yourself in the opulence of a bygone era, witness the marvels of aviation history, and create cherished memories that will last a lifetime. Don't miss this exclusive opportunity - book your tickets today and prepare for a flight like no other!

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