Special Flight Schedule To Leave Westchester Airport In May

If you were anywhere around Newburgh, New York, on Saturday, you may have been wondering what was happening at Stewarts Airport that brought out so many people in the snowy weather. Simple, a Hudson Valley Honor Flight.

Hudson Valley Honor Flight Took Place At Stewart Airport on Saturday

I had the privilege of being at one of the Welcome Home events for one of these flights a few years ago. It is a special day for our veterans and their families. Mission #35 for Hudson Valley Honor Flight happened this past Saturday.

Hudson Valley Honor Flight Mission #35 took off Saturday and headed to Washington, D.C., despite the snow in the forecast. Nothing was going to keep a group of honored veterans from visiting Washington, D.C. that day, not even some crummy weather. Mission #35 was a success, and now it is time to look forward to the next flight.

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Hudson Valley Honor Flight Mission #36 is planned for Saturday, May 31st, 2025. This time, the departure point and return will be at Westchester County Airport in West Harrison, New York. Every honor flight has three phases.

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The Motorcycle Escort, which leaves from a local ShopRite. Mission #36 will meet at the ShopRite 320 Saw Mill River in Elmsford, New York. Rally up is scheduled rain or shine at 5:45 AM, and Kickstands are up at 6:30 AM.

The Send Off Ceremony will be at Hangar D at the Westchester County Airport at 6:30 AM. Groups are welcome to come give the veterans a big send-off as they head to Washington, D.C. for the day. Come show your appreciation to our Veterans for their service.

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Hudson Valley Honor Flight is a 501c3 that honors veterans by taking them on a trip to Washington, D.C., free of charge, so that they can spend the day and travel to various war memorials. For some, it is the first trip to their war memorial. The trip always concludes with a hero's welcome home, also something many veterans did not receive when they returned home from war.