More than 150 guests were on-hand for the 2022 Central Coast Airfest Kickoff BBQ, where the crew gave a sneak peak of this fall's show and unveiled the new posters,
More than 150 guests on Friday got a sneak peek of the upcoming 2022 Central Coast AirFest — the first in Santa Maria since the pandemic and the first with third-generation aviator Chris Kunkle at the helm.
In attendance at the kickoff event were City Council members Mike Cordero and Carlos Escobedo, local business leaders and pilots from Vandenberg Space Force Base. Making conversation among the pilots was Chris' grandfather Jim Kunkle, who was a fighter pilot during World War II and turns 100 years old later this year.
Sign up to receive headlines in your inbox! Breaking News | Local Sports | Daily Headlines | Local Obituaries | Weather | Local Offers Click to Sign up! "It should have been me. I don't need to live to 100," Jim Sr. said."That's God's will, though. It's amazing to see Christopher follow in his father's footsteps. I know he'll do well."
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