Great Planes on the Great Plains Hays Fly-In
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Bring the family and enjoy the Annual Hays Regional Airport Fly-In. This fun filled day will include helicopter rides, airplane and helicopter static displays, fire safety demonstrations/information, remote control planes, military aircraft displays, model rockets, Ident-a-kid through the Hays Police Department and Seat Belt Convincer through the Kansas Highway Patrol. There will be a free breakfast to all participating pilots and a breakfast and lunch will be available for the public to purchase. 8 am to 12 noon.
Great Planes on the Great Plains Hays Fly-In
Phone : 785-628-7370 (Always call and confirm events.)
Web: www.flyhays.com
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