Air shows in minnesota 2024

The Wings of the North (WOTN) AirExpo, a longtime summer fixture at Flying Cloud Airport, is entering a holding pattern for 2024.

In a media release last week, the nonprofit educational organization’s board announced plans to pause the show next year, attributing it to escalating operational costs and a notable reduction in available show space.

The board hopes the decision will enable WOTN to focus on making the necessary adjustments to ensure that the 2025 show is a “successful and well-received event.”

Last July marked the 25th anniversary of the AirShow, highlighting aviation history, especially from the World War II era.

The event features WWII aircraft and involves veterans, intending to offer educational content in a family-friendly setting.

Bob Jasperson, president of the WOTN board of directors and a longtime group volunteer, detailed the reasons behind this decision.

“The biggest factor is simply a lack of space on Flying Cloud Airport,” said Jasperson, explaining that the construction of new hangars has been reducing

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