All types of airplanes arrive for fly-in Saturday

Two Stearmans and a deHavilland Chipmunk conducted a flyover for the crowd at the airport. Jared Segerbartt of Moscow and Ryan Pemberton of Spokane were flying the Stearmans. The Chipmunk was flown by Kelly Mahon on Deer Park.

Bob Clinesmith from Lewiston flew here with his 1949 Piper PA 12 which is fitted with special tires for back country landings.

In the back corner of the Saturday's airplane display at the airport was this twin engine 1943 Beechcraft C-18 which is being restored at Colfax by Kevin and Ken Kennedy of Moscow. The airplane was once used for photo reconnaissance. The Kennedys trucked it across the country to begin the project here.

Rotarian Kay Riebold attended the sausage grill for the the Rotary Club's breakfast in the Buckley hangar at the airport. More than 260 people were served.

The Stearman from the Hangar 180 display in Lewiston was flown up for the fly-in here by owner Gary Peters.

Terry Kreikmeir of Pullman flew over in a 1960 Stoudt Bi-Plane. The Colfax fire department's vintage pumper, Wimpy, a regular at the fly-in, can be seen in the background.

Two Lake Amphibians added another unusual airplane design to the diverse selection of airplanes on display.