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Commemorating the
75th Anniversary of VE Day

#LOOKUP

In honor of those that served and sacrificed
during WWII, and to commemorate the 75th
Anniversary of VE Day, the Lone Star Flight
Museum and its supporting partners will
fly rare and historic warbirds over the
City of Houston in an epic aviation event
called the Fight to the Finish Flyover.

PARTNERS
All partners volunteered
their time and resources to
make this event possible.

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WE WILL BRING THE
FLYOVER TO YOU!

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FLIGHT PLAN OVER
GREATER HOUSTON

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Individual warbird
plane owners,
pilots & volunteers

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TAKEOFF: 1:45 p.m.

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KEY MAP

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OFFICIAL FLIGHT PATH
DEPARTING FROM ELLINGTON AIRPORT   1:45pm
1. San Jacinto Monument   2pm
2. UH   2:05-2:10
3. Downtown   2:07-2:13
4. Memorial Park   2:09-2:15
5. Acres Homes   2:10-2:15
6. National Cemetery   2:12-2:20

Follow the flight on FlightAware, search for N7185

7. Cypress   2:16-2:25
8. Cinco Ranch   2:25-2:35
9. Mission Bend   2:30-2:40
10. Energy Corridor   2:33-2:45
11. Uptown/West U   2:35-2:45
12. Bellaire   2:40-2:50

13. Missouri City   2:45-2:55
14. Brookside Village   2:45-3:00
15. Pearland   2:50-3:00
16. Friendswood   2:55-3:05
17. Dickinson   2:55-3:10
18. Kemah   2:55-3:10

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LANDING AT ELLINGTON AIRPORT   3:15

Times are approximate. It may take as long as 5-6 mins for all airplanes to pass over a particular point. Aircraft line-up is subject to change.

 WORL D WA R I I WA R B I R DS F LY OV E R T HE CITY OF HOU STON! PR ESENTED BY THE LONE STAR F LIG HT M U SEUM

VE-Day Fly Over Line-up

PENDING APPROVAL

North American B-25/PBJ-1

(2) North American P-51 Mustang

Curtiss SB2C Helldiver

(3) Beechcraft BE-18/SNB

(3) Beechcraft T-34

Bell P-63 King Cobra

(8) North American AT-6/SNJ

Vultee BT-13

(3) Japanese Zero replica

A-36 Bonanza (Photography Plane)

(3) Ryan L17 Navion

(2) North American T-28

Grumman HU-16 Albatross
lonestarflight.org

THE AIRCRAFT WILL NOT BE VIEWABLE FROM THE PUBLIC AREAS OF ELLINGTON AIRPORT & THE LONE STAR FLIGHT MUSEUM WILL BE CLOSED AT THE TIME OF THE FLYOVER.

SPECIAL THANK YOU TO THE SUPPORTERS OF THE FIGHT TO THE FINISH FLYOVER
Greater Houston Partnership - Sugar Land Sara - Uptownwithellybrown – Katy Moms Network – Claudia Estrada: A Mommy and lifestyle blog and yomariana.com
Airia Development Company - airiadevco.com – CIA Services, Inc. - Community Associations Institute Greater Houston Chapter
ARTAVIA - Cinco Ranch Southwest Community Council
Visit the Lone Star Flight Museum Facebook page or go to lonestarflight.org for more information and FAQs about the Flyover. The Lone Star Flight Museum will reopen
on Saturday, May 23, 2020 – With social distancing and health guidelines in place, we look forward to welcoming you all back to the Lone Star Flight Museum.