Location: Gatineau,Quebec 

Parking: Free 5 minutes ride by shuttle bus from the parking to the airport.

Vintage Wings of Canada is the host of this annual event. Vintage Wings of Canada is an aviation museum of historically significant aircraft, organized as a charitable foundation. The facility is located at the Gatineau-Ottawa Executive Airport, Quebec. It was founded by philanthropist Mile Potter, who often flies many of the classic Allied World War II era aircraft owned by the museum at air shows such as the Supermarine Spitfire Mk XVI  and the P-51D Mustang. Mike Potter is also a Honorary Colonel of the Snowbirds. Potter recruited a number of professional pilots from the National Research Council Flight Test Laboratory, to assist in managing, displaying and flying the aircraft among them Paul Kissman and Dan Dempsey.

This year the Wings Over Gatineau event was perfect with blue cloudless skies, no wind and warm temperature. A total of 22,000 people have attended the event, which was a record. By the way this number was not an estimate, but is a real number.

Over all it was an excellent event! Next year we will have a much more in-dept report, and looking forward to it.

Some of the participants in the air were:

• Canadian Forces Snowbirds,
• CF-18
• De Havilland Beaver
• P-51D Mustang
• Canadian Car and Foundry Hurricane Mk XII
• Supermarine Spitfire Mk XVI 
• Westland Lysander Mk IIIA
• P-40 Kittyhawk
• FG-1D Corsair,
• F-86 Sabre "Hawk One"
• Lancaster,
• Tiger Moth
• Fleet Finch
• Fleet Cornell
• A26 Invader,
• and many more...