Aviation show headed to Glendale

Apr 11, 2013, 5:00 AM | Updated: 5:00 am

KTAR.com

GLENDALE, Ariz. — The Wings of Freedom are flying to Glendale.

According to Glendale spokeswoman Kim Larson, the WWII themed Wings of Freedom Tour will find its way to Glendale Municipal airport from April 17-19.

World War II veterans will be able to tour the planes for free, with a $12 fee for adults and $6 fee for children.

Guest can take flights starting at $425 per person, with differing prices based on plane models.

The show will be sponsored by a non-profit organization devoted to displaying “living history”.

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