Veterans can take advantage of Honor Flights’ complimentary flights to tour the city’s many war memorials.

Given that these monuments were built to honor these soldiers, it is only right that the company would take this action.

A huge group of veterans were awaiting their Honor Flight in 2015 at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport. Their joyful exchange was recorded on film and posted to YouTube, where it has amassed over a million views.

While waiting, three women began singing “Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy,” and as men began to get up and dance, the calm mood in the terminal was replaced with one of energy.

A buddy standing close offered the first man to stand a cane, which he gladly declined. He then transitions into a complete dance like a pro, as shown in the video.

You’re never too old, as one YouTube user put it in their remark.

Many of his contemporaries were moved by the first man to dance to stand with him and start dancing as well. We wonder if they were all skilled dancers back in the day based on their movements.

Merin Perryman and Paul Kopey, two of the dancing men, are both 90 years old! Both the nearby audience and the millions of online viewers were inspired by the entertainment they produced.

Many others were moved by the sight of men who had been brought together by tragedy yet still showed such enthusiasm for life. Even other airport visitors rose to join the men.

Check out the video of this joyful occasion below!