The Fallbrook Airpark Open House was a huge success, Sunday, April 18. The parking lot, along with other areas, was packed, while many other attendees took advantage of the free shuttle between the Fallbrook Avocado Festival and the airpark to visit the free event. Mercy Air helicopter was on display, until it got called away on an air evac mission. But spectators were treated to other air displays including several aerial fire fighting water drop demonstrations, an impressive fly-over by a flight of four WWII-era aircraft that made four low passes over the field with smoke trails, and a large number of radio-controlled aircraft ranging from jet to helicopter to bi-plane. Several aircraft were also on static display along the runway.
Schedules for future air shows and County airport open houses will be posted on this site. It's always great, free entertainment for the entire family.
 Several young aviators admire one of the many model aircraft that performed aerobatics during the Fallbrook Airpark Open House, Sunday, April 18.
 An array of planes planes on static display line the runway at Fallbrook Airpark's Open House event.
 Mercy 10 Helicopter was one of the attractions at the Fallbrook Airport Open House
 A family enjoys the free event at the Fallbrook Airpark Open House that included several low passes over the airfield by four WWII-era planes, aerial fire fighting demonstrations, and radio controlled model aircraft.
 You can take to the skies, yet leave your feet on the ground with radio controlled aircraft which range from jet to helicopter to bi-planes, all performing aerobatics at the Fallbrook Airpark Open House - a free event by The County of San Diego.
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