DECATUR, Ill. (AP) - A World War II-era plane is making a pit stop in central Illinois as part of a national tour.
The (Decatur) Herald and Review reports that a bomber from 1945 named Aluminum Overcast is on display at the Decatur Airport until Sunday (https://bit.ly/1sBcECR ). The four-engine plane with 13 machine guns is open for tours and hour-long flights.
The Experimental Aircraft Association owns the plane. Scott Jefson is local chapter’s president. He says the bomber is a traveling museum that’s intended to remind people of the pilots who flew in World War II.
Veterans, active military members and children under 8 years old can go aboard for free, but flying tours will run $475 a ticket.
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Information from: Herald & Review, https://www.herald-review.com
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