The numbers are just being finalized, but it looks as if the event
will turn a profit of just over 14 thousand dollars.
City council was told this week that proceeds from the event will be used
as seed money for future air shows, but will also go towards hosting other
special events, such as Canada Day.
Thousands of people took in the air show, which featured a performance by the Snow Birds, as well as other aerobatic airplanes in early July.
