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Saturday June 17th, 2023
Fly with the Commemorative Air Force and ride in a B-17 or B-25  Book Your Flight Now

Joslin Field, Magic Valley Regional Airport

Celebrate the 75th Anniversary

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Event Details

Additional event details can be found on the event info page.

Event Schedule

  • Monday, June 12 11:00 AM
    Arrival of the Arizona Commemorative Air Force B-17 and B-25 Aircraft
  • Monday, June 12 12:00 PM
    Welcome and Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
  • Tuesday, June 13 9:00 AM
    Arizona Commemorative Air Force B-17 and B-25 tours and flights
  • Wednesday, June 14 9:00 AM
    Arizona Commemorative Air Force B-17 and B-25 tours and flights
  • Thursday, June 15 9:00 AM
    Arizona Commemorative Air Force B-17 and B-25 tours and flights
  • Saturday, June 17 10:00 AM
    Gates open
  • Saturday, June 17 11:00 AM
    Twin Falls Municipal Band Patriotic Concert
  • Saturday, June 17 12:00 PM
    Opening ceremonies
  • Saturday, June 17 12:30 PM
    Airshow performances begin

Schedule is subject to change.

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Performers

B-17 "Sentimental Journey"

Sentimental Journey was originally manufactured and delivered to the U.S. Army Air Forces for war service in 1944 where she flew missions in the Pacific Theater. After the war she flew for training, testing and at-sea rescue missions and was eventually sold for surplus and used as a fire bomber. …

 

B-25 "Maid in the Shade"

B-25J Mitchell “Maid in the Shade” was built in early 1944. She’s very rare – one of 34 B-25Js still flying. Nearly 10,000 were produced.

Used mainly as a low altitude strafe and skip bomber. Was used in America’s first large-scale bombing offensive in the Philippines - sunk 8 ships …

 

DC-3 Miss Montana

 

Edge 540 - Melissa Burns

Live to Fly! That is what Melissa Dawn Burns is all about. She is an inspirational woman who will perform powerful aerobatics in her Edge 540. Melissa is a professional aerobatic pilot, world record holder skydiver and world champion B.A.S.E. Jumper.

Melissa Burns is a 4 time member of the …

 

Nanchag CJ-6 (Neil Ring)

 

Ralph Royce - Air Boss

Ralph Royce began flying at 17, was Executive Director of the CAF, joined the Lone Star Flight Museum of 1991 and founded the Texas Aviation Hall of Fame. Type rated in the B17, TBM, F6F, C60 (L18), he holds an unlimited piston powered letter from the FAA, has flown over …

 

T-33 "Ace Maker" Greg Colyer

A native Californian, Gregory "Wired" Colyer took his first flight at age 7 in a Cessna 172 with Dr. Lee Schaller out of the Schellville airport in Sonoma, California. Hooked ever since, Greg has been flying for almost 3 decades after earning his license in 1982 while serving in the …

 

The Super Chipmunk - GhostWriter

Nathan was born into the airshow world, his first flight at 2 weeks old on his mother’s lap. Raised in up-state New York, the Old Rhinebeck Aerodrome Museum was his childhood playground and a major influence from day one. Fascinated by the thrill and excitement at the weekly airshows, Nathan’s …

 

Brad Wursten

Brad Wursten's obsession with flying started at just 4 years old. He knew he would become a pilot, after riding as a passenger in a plane that was flown by one of his father's friends above the farmland of Northern Utah. When he was just eight years old, he began …

 

P-51 Mark Peterson

Mark started flying at the age of six in a Piper Cherokee Arrow with his father Ed who was a B-24 Liberator pilot during World War II. After returning to civilian life, Ed found ways to keep aviation in his business and personal life. As a result, Mark grew up …

 

BF9-2 Danny Sorensen

Get ready for an aerial experience unlike any other at the upcoming airshow event! Introducing Danny Sorensen and his one-of-a-kind bi-plane, the BF9-2. This aircraft is truly a marvel of engineering and aviation as it was designed, built, and flown by Danny himself. You'll be amazed by the unique features …

 

Airshow Announcer - Mike Berriochoa

Mike Berriochoa is an announcer you should know. A member of the International Council of Air Shows since 1983, he has been entertaining air show fans for more than 30 years. A former broadcaster, Mike combines his knowledge of aviation with his skills on the microphone. "Whether it's in the …

 

Joslin Field/Magic Valley Airport

History of the KTWF Airport

The KTWF airport, also known as the Joslin Field-Magic Valley Regional Airport, is a public airport located in Twin Falls, Idaho. It was originally established in 1939 as a grass landing strip, and was named after local Sergent Raymond Joslin who was the first air crew member from Twin Falls County to be killed in WWII.

In the early 1940s, the airport was used as a training base for the United States Army Air Corps during World War II. After the war, it was returned to the City of Twin Falls and was used for general aviation purposes.

In the 1960s, the airport underwent significant expansion and modernization, with the addition of a paved runway, a terminal building, and other facilities. This expansion allowed the airport to accommodate larger commercial aircraft and to serve as a hub for air travel in the Magic Valley region.

Since then, the KTWF airport has continued to grow and evolve. It has added additional flights and airlines, as well as a number of amenities for travelers such as a restaurant, rental car agencies, and retail stores.

Today, the KTWF airport is an important transportation hub and economic driver for the Twin Falls area. It is used by both commercial and private pilots, and is home to a number of aviation-related businesses. It is also actively involved in the community, hosting events such as fly-ins and airshows.

Overall, the KTWF airport has a rich history and has played a vital role in the development and growth of the Twin Falls area.