For devotees of rare wartime flying hardware, April 12 should be a significant date to mark on your calendars.
That’s the day that the second hangar opens at the Flying Heritage Collection’s exhibit at Everett’s Paine Field. The second building will allow the collection to put on public display more of its collection of fighters, bombers and wartime hardware. The new building also includes a 49-seat theater for short movies about World War II events.
If you’re unfamiliar with the Flying Heritage Collection, its Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen’s collection of mostly World War II aircraft and equipment. The collection is unique …