4th Annual Airport Day!

The Ithaca Tompkins Regional Airport (ITH) will be having their 4th Annual Airport Day on September 15, 2018! Airport Day is open to everyone and free.

Airport Day officially begins at 10 AM but the Runway 5k will be held prior from 9 AM to 10 AM.

Some other activities include:

Pancake Breakfast
Wings of Eagles Discovery Center
Thomas-Morse “Tommy” Biplane display
Upstate New York Car Club with guest Porsche of Syracuse
SPCA of Tompkins County
Great Ithaca Bake Off

Airport Day will also feature delicious food trucks and fun activities for kids and parents alike. This is a great way to connect with the community and celebrate Ithaca’s rich aviation heritage!

For more information on the 4th Annual Airport Day visit HERE

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