Hudson Arnold, 6, of Toronto, jumps out of the Guardian Air helicopter during Sedona Airport Family Fun Day on Saturday, Oct. 2 at Sedona Airport. (David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers)
David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers
(David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers)
Gabe Ragan and his grandfather Doug Pattison sit in the nose gunner of the Executive Sweet, the B-25J “Mitchell” World War II era bomber during Sedona Airport Family Fun Day on Saturday, Oct. 2 at Sedona Airport. (David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers)
(David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers)
(David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers)
(David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers)
(David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers)
(David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers)
(David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers)
Canyon Miller, 6, of the Village of Oak Creek, plays around on the hang glider training simulator during Sedona Airport Family Fun Day on Saturday, Oct. 2 at Sedona Airport. (David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers)
(David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers)
(David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers)
(David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers)
Members of the International Cessna 195 Club perform the Missing Man Formation during Sedona Airport Family Fun Day on Saturday, Oct. 2 at Sedona Airport. (David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers)
Members of the International Cessna 195 Club perform the Missing Man Formation during Sedona Airport Family Fun Day on Saturday, Oct. 2 at Sedona Airport. (David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers)
Sedona resident Lindsay McConnell’s 1941 Plymouth is parked next the the the Executive Sweet, a B-25J “Mitchell” World War II era bomber, during Sedona Airport Family Fun Day on Saturday, Oct. 2 at Sedona Airport. McConnell is the second owner of the Plymouth and it contains all original parts. (David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers)
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