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Flying in History Over a National Park
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Flying in History Over a National Park
FAYETTEVILLE, W.Va. (WOAY) – Sunset light beams off golden wings as the roaring radial engine comes to life. You climb into the front seat of a 1943 Boeing Stearman, a World War II-era biplane stripped of modern convenience. This plane has no bubble canopy, no stereo system. Just wind, sky, and the roar of history beneath you. “That was the coolest thing I’ve done, maybe ever. That was insane,” Ryan Schmitt said, still sitting in the plane. This…
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