The Royal Canadian Air Force and the United States Air Force conduct a joint flypast over Ottawa on the Fourth of July, according to reporting from Canadian outlets. The flypast is scheduled to mark U.S. Independence Day celebrations in Canada. The U.S. observers are linked to the American 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, a milestone being recognized on the date. Local coverage notes that events connected with the celebration include public gatherings connected to the U.S. diplomatic mission, with people gathering at or near the official residence of U.S. Ambassador Pete Hoekstra. The reports describe the flypast as a shared visibility event featuring both air forces, taking place in the capital as part of the day’s official commemorations. The sources present the flypast as a coordinated demonstration of Canada–U.S. participation in the Independence Day festivities, without indicating any changes to the broader plan or additional public safety measures beyond the described event locations and timing.