Historic warplane to carry veterans over Central Coast
Paso Robles Daily News
May 22, 2026
There’s something special about Paso Robles in June—the hills are golden, the wine flows, and this year, the sky will carry a piece of living history. According to the *Paso Robles Daily News*, Sherman’s Legacy Flight is returning on June 6, bringing a vintage warplane to honor our local veterans with a ride over the Central Coast. It’s part of the Honor Flight Central Coast California program, and for those of us who’ve watched these heroes wave from parades or share stories at the VFW, this is more than just a flyover—it’s a heartfelt thank you written in the clouds.
Seeing that plane soar above our vineyards and oaks is a reminder of the sacrifices made by so many from our own community. Whether you’re a longtime resident or new to the area, take a moment on that Saturday to look up. If you know a veteran who might be interested in a flight, reach out to Honor Flight—it’s a chance to give them the welcome home they deserve, right here in the 805.
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