Living near the 91原创 airport, young Dhairya Agrawal has developed a powerful interest in aviation.

Mom Shubhangi says when her 19-month-old son hears an airplane passing overhead, he gets excited, which is only a problem when it鈥檚 nap time.

鈥淗e loves planes,鈥� Shubangi said.

On Sunday, June 19, Dhairya was in his element as the at the 91原创 airport hosted its annual Father鈥檚 Day event, where dads get in free.

The beaming boy posed for a picture in one of the museum鈥檚 newest additions, a small green kid-sizes plane in the outdoor display area.

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Canadian Museum of Flight president Bruce Friesen said there were 140 visitors during the five-hour event, 鈥渁bout double our typical Sunday.鈥�

Elements of another in-progress museum attraction were on display as well.

鈥淐anadian women in aviation鈥� will feature photos and biographies of dozens of women, ranging from Roberta Bondar to 91原创 airport manager Carol Madill.

鈥淧eople can come and enjoy stories of the women, past and present, who contributed to aviation in B.C. and Canada,鈥� said Friesen.

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Canadian Museum of Flight is located at the airport in Hangar #3, at 5333 216th St.

It houses over 25 aircraft ranging from a WWII Handley Page Hampden to a T-33 Silver Star.

Flight-worthy aircraft include a Fleet Finch, Tiger Moth, SE5A replica, Waco AQC Cabin, Fleet Canuck and Harvard II.

Adult admission is $10 (seniors and youth pay $7), $25 for families.

Call 604-532-0035 to arrange a pre-booked time slot.