Kincardine Airport damaged during break-in

Posted on 6 February 2023 by Kincardine News

About $100,000 damage, including to aviation electronics, was done at the Kincardine Airport during a break-in on the weekend, police say. Read More

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Kincardine Airport damaged during break-in

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