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Run the Runway event offers unique experience on airport runway

Run the Runway event offers unique experience on airport runway
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The 10th Annual Run the Runway event, organized by CEA, offers a unique experience for runners, families, and aviation enthusiasts. Participants will have the chance to run or walk on an actual airport runway, learn about flying, and view aircraft up close. The event is scheduled for Saturday, June 28, 2025.

The organizers encourage participants to register for this opportunity. Strollers are welcome at the event. Additionally, those interested in volunteering can fill out the Volunteer Form 2025.

For more information or to register, individuals can visit the official website of Run the Runway 2025.

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