High Sierra Fly-In Special Gallery

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Key Takeaways:

  • The High Sierra Fly-In (HSF) is a backcountry fly-in event in Nevada attracting nearly 200 airplanes, mostly taildraggers.
  • HSF features a variety of aircraft, including Super Cubs, Cessnas, a rare Broussard, Kitfoxes, and even powered parachutes.
  • Activities include a STOL drag race, and evening entertainment such as fireworks.
  • The event is characterized by a remote location, camaraderie among attendees, and challenging weather conditions.
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1959 Broussard
A 1959 Broussard, a French postwar liaison plane built by Max Holste Avions, took home the unofficial title of rarest bird at Dead Cow this year. PHOTO: Deon Mitton
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