Wis. He said the plane's structure lends itself to long flights. Numerous people parked their lawn chairs on the grounds Saturday afternoon for a two-hour airshow that included thrilling maneuvers and a water drop demonstration by the Texas Forest Service. A morning air rally tested the knowledge of pilots. In a course that was less than 100 miles, contestants were judged on how close they could navigate and estimate flight time and fuel burn. Ground observation questions were used as tiebreakers.
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