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The Midnight Sun Fly In is a bi-annual event hosted by the Midnight Sun Fly In Association on the shores of Great Slave Lake at the city of Yellowknife in Canada’s Northwest Territories . Established in 1936, Yellowknife is a community of 19,000, boasting a wide range of amenities and activities. Interests in the area for aviation enthusiasts, especially those traveling by float plane, include spectacular lakes, hiking, fishing and sightseeing. By summer solstice, Yellowknife receives about 20 hours of daylight with no real darkness, making your visit truly unique.
The 2015 Fly In was held from July 10-12, 2015 and was a fabulous event enjoyed by local and visiting pilots and aviation enthusiasts and by Yellowknife residents and tourists. Activities included lake-side dining, performances by Brrrlesque and Leela Gilday, fly-out picnic, memorial fly-past, model airplane demonstration, and great conversation. The host society thanks all of the sponsors, supporters and volunteers whose contributions made the 2015 event such a success. Check out our photo gallery for pictures from the event. We're now looking forward to the next Fly In to be held in the summer of 2017. The host society will ensure that parking and fuel are readily available and a full schedule will again be established to allow you and your passengers to relax and enjoy your visit. We hope to see new and returning visitors in 2017. 
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