The Canadian Forces Snowbirds performed their first show in Kelowna today since 2014. SUBMITTED/Dave Chuchmuch

Snowbirds migrate back to Kelowna after eight years

The Canadian Forces Snowbirds graced the skies of the Central Okanagan with their first show in Kelowna in eight years. 

The stunt show is a celebration of the Kelowna International Airport's 75th anniversary.

Anybody who missed the performance this afternoon has another chance to see them in Kelowna tomorrow, July 10, at 1 p.m.

The waterfront from City Park to Waterfront Park has the best areas for viewing. 

READ MORE: Snowbirds coming to Kelowna for performance over Okanagan Lake

Credit: SUBMITED/Dave Chuchmuch

Ground control was set up at the Kelowna waterfront during the Canadian Forces Snowbirds show on July 9. | Credit: SUBMITTED/Canadian Forces Snowbirds

Credit: SUBMITTED/Dave Chuchmuch

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