It’s a totally different life style; another whole world. Flying a 2-seat or 4-seat airplane, with just one or two propellers, in the skies over Connecticut. Beautiful views, but dangerous. Paved airstrips and grass airstrips. Sharing the sky with 747s. Two of the oldest airplane clubs in the country are based in Danbury and Meriden. Hear the incredible stories of Gary Baluha, from Danbury’s club, and Paul Merola, from Meriden’s, along with the man who runs the FAA Tower at Danbury Airport, Dan May, as they share what the world is like in the skies above you.