Brandon's Commonwealth Air Training Museum is bringing four very special planes to Dauphin this Saturday.
The planes - a Tiger Moth, Harvard, Cornell, and a Finch - are all World War II aircraft.
The public can book rides on these planes, which local organizer Darryl Inkster says is a rare opportunity.
"These old girls are a piece of history. They are over 80 years old. Brandon is one of the only museums in Canada that actually flies these planes. So yes, you get to come right out and meet the pilots, who will be right out on the tarmac. You do not have to go for a flight. I would love people to just come out and say hello to us and the pilots and just touch a piece of history out there."
Each plane will go up once per hour from 10 am to 3 pm this Saturday at the Dauphin Airport.
About half of the 24 scheduled flights have been booked so far, so if you would like to book a flight, you need to call Darryl at 204-572-7066
