Cross Canada Flying Club Visits Dryden

Roughly 40 private airplanes touched down at the Dryden Regional Airport yesterday.
John Lovelace is the founder of The Century Flying Club and says they are making their way from British Columbia to Prince Edward Island.
He says there are a number of planes, including one worth over $1 million.
The pilots were treated to a dinner hosted by the Kinsmen Club at the Flying Club in the evening.
The club was started in 2009, and Lovelace says it’s a great way for aviation lovers from all over to come together and hangout.
Their next stop after Dryden is Elliot Lake.
Lovelace says since they started, they’ve flown about 800-miles per day.
All added up, Lovelace says they’ve flown over a million miles.
About 100 airplanes will arrive at the final destination in P.E.I for a big celebration.
To follow their journey, visit www.crosscanadaflight.com