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Penticton 2:00pm - 1,503 views
Photo: Penticton Airport
The U.S. Army stopped into Penticton Airport for fuel on Tuesday
The US Army had their HH-60 Blackhawks land in Penticton on Tuesday afternoon, utilizing the airport for a fuel up.
The Penticton Airport shared the news with a few photos of the helicopters, letting locals know to keep their eyes on the sky as they should be taking off shortly.
There will also be other low-flying helicopters in the sky this week, as a part of FortisBC's annual gas line inspections.
Photo: Penticton Airport
The U.S. Army stopped into Penticton Airport for fuel on Tuesday
