Tue, Jan 05, 2021
Still Considering Tour Plans For April-June, As Well As August-September
The July 2021 tour schedule for B-29 Doc has been announced and it includes stops in seven cities across six states, ending with Doc’s appearance at EAA AirVenture.
Each tour stop will feature B-29 Doc Flight Experiences rides, as well as ground tours and flight deck access. Exact details for Doc’s arrival at each tour stop, as well as times for ground tours and flight deck access, will be released prior to the events in each city.
Meanwhile, tickets for the B-29 Doc Flight Experience rides in the cities mentioned above are ON SALE NOW.
“We are excited to announce our July tour plans for B-29 Doc and even more excited as we continue planning for all of 2021,” said Josh Wells, B-29 Doc general manager and executive director. “The July tour will bring Doc to six states, including a return trip to Cleveland, OH, where Tony Mazzolini, the mastermind behind Doc’s rescue and restoration, calls his home.”
Here’s the list of July 2021 stops for B-29 Doc:
- July 9-11: St. Louis, MO (Spirit of St. Louis Airport)
- July 12-15: Terre Haute, IN
- July 16-18: Cincinnati, OH (Lunken Air Field)
- July 19-21: Cleveland, OH (Burke Lakefront Airport)
- July 22-25: Kalamazoo, MI (Air Zoo Aerospace & Science Experience)
- July 26-August 1: EAA AirVenture (Oshkosh, WI with rides in Appleton, WI)
The B-29 Doc planning team continues to work on tour plans for April, May and June, as well as August through September.
“Right now, we’re optimistic about the air show industry’s ability to reopen and recover from COVID-19,” Wells continued. “We are actively working with air show planners and we will have more details in the coming weeks regarding Doc’s tour plans for the remainder of 2021. Our team continues to work through the final stages of our planned winter maintenance period at our hangar in Wichita and remains committed to carrying out Doc’s mission of honoring our nation’s heroes and past generations by taking our B-29 to air shows and tours for people to get an up-close and personal look at this magnificent machine.”
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