• PHIL MASTURZO - AKRON BEACON JOURNAL
  B-29 Superfortress touchdown in Akron stirs memories for 92-year-old WWII pilot - 11:41 PM

  World War II pilot Don Kyle, 92, watched in amazement as the giant four-engine B-29 Superfortress glided low over Akron and onto the runway at Akron Fulton International Airport. “Fifi,” as the plane is called, is the only B-29 still flying.

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