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Sacramento Executive Airport is hosting a unique new way to trick-or-treat this Halloween season.
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On Saturday, Oct. 24, the Executive Airport will host the first “Halloween Fly-In” event, where local pilots will pass out candy from decorated planes.
What is the Halloween Fly-In?
According to a news release, the Halloween Fly-In event is a project of the Experimental Aircraft Association Chapter 1714 and is sponsored by Flight Level 510, an aircraft rental company.
“Events like the Halloween Fly-In give families a chance to experience aviation up close, meet people who are passionate about it and hopefully inspire some future aviators along the way,” said Cindy Nichol, Sacramento County director of airports.
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Who can participate in the Halloween Fly-In?
The Halloween Fly-In is a free community event open to locals, families, and those interested in aviation. According to the event’s promotional posts, there is no need for attendees to buy tickets or pre-register.
However, pilots who wish to participate must contact EAA Chapter 1714 for information, either via Instagram or email at [email protected].
Along with trick-or-treating, there will also be children’s activities and food trucks.
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Wearing costumes is encouraged.
Where: Sacramento Executive Airport, 6151 Freeport Blvd, Sacramento, CA 95822
When: Saturday, Oct. 24, 12 p.m. to 4 p.m.