Hastings Airport Hosts Unique Haunted Hangars Halloween Event

Looking for another high-flying Halloween adventure in West Michigan? If you were excited about the airplane trunk-or-treat taking off at Grand Haven Memorial Airport, here's another event to check out with the kiddos. Spooky season is bringing even more aviation-themed fun to our region this year!

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The Hastings City / Barry County Airport (9D9) is hosting its third annual Haunted Hangars Fly-In, giving families a unique twist on traditional trick-or-treating.

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Scheduled for Halloween night, October 31, from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m., the event combines sweet treats with fun aircraft displays.

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Here's a look at last year's Haunted Hangars Fly-In:

Kids can walk down the flight line where airplanes will be parked and waiting to hand out candy. On top of the impressive aircraft setups and trick-or-treating fun, organizers are hiding two coveted "golden tickets" that can be redeemed for a free airplane ride. Kettle corn will also be available on-site to keep the fall vibes going.

The airport, located at 2505 Murphy Drive in Hastings, is also looking to get the community involved. If you want to hand out candy to local trick-or-treaters somewhere other than your front porch, you can set up your own table right between the airplane displays.

Anyone interested in participating or volunteering can contact the Hastings City / Barry County Airport directly to get signed up!

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