There's an old Spitfire visiting Windsor this month but this one doesn't skate, it flies.
The Roseland Spitfire will be at the Canadian Historical Aircraft Association July 20th from 10am-8pm.
Flight Lieutenant Arnold “Rosey” Roseland, 442 Squadron Royal Canadian Air Force Flight-Commander, flew the original aircraft 65 times in 1944. He was just 28-years-old when he died in an aerial gunfight over Normandy in the summer of 1944.
After being grounded for many years, the Spitfire made a triumphant debut in Ottawa for Canada’s 150th birthday last year.
Admission is $8 for adults, $6 for students and $22 for families. Veterans get in for free.