For decades, the closest most Dayton Air Show visitors could get to performers was craning their necks up at aircraft dancing 1,500 feet above the Dayton International Airport tarmac. This year, the ...

Scott Buchanan, chairman of the U.S. Air and Trade Show Board, which produces the show, said Flight Fest is free but tickets are required. Guests will have a chance to meet pilots and hear the Lt. Dan ...