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Rosie's Reply makes its debut at the Cleveland National Air Show

First officer James Brady says it’s Rosie’s Reply’s first year at the show, flying in all the way from the Metro Detroit area.
Rosie's Reply makes its debut at the Cleveland National Air Show.
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CLEVELAND — It’s another day at the Cleveland National Air Show.

Some people like Salvador Gutierrez have been coming for a long time, but he said this year has a special meaning.

“One of my sons, he is pursuing a career to be a pilot, a commercial pilot and yesterday (Saturday), he passed the first part of the private pilot license,” Gutierrez said.

You might not have a special connection like Gutierrez, but there are some unique planes to see, like an almost 80-year-old aircraft.

Rosie's Reply makes its debut at the Cleveland National Air Show

First officer James Brady says it’s Rosie’s Reply’s first year at the show, flying in all the way from the Metro Detroit area.

“It’s a living history, so we bring it around and show it off and explain where it was at and what it does,” said Rosie’s Reply First Officer, James Brady.

Brady says what also is unique about this plane is how it was used and then preserved all these years later.

“This airplane actually flew in a war off of the island of Corsica, and it bombed in Strava, Italy, so it actually did eight bombing missions, and then after the war, it ended up in Canada, and then we got it into the museum, so it’s great. We did four years of restoration, and now we show it off to the people,” said Brady.

If you weren't able to come to the show this weekend, the organizers invite you to come out on Labor Day to be amazed at all they have to offer.

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