Mcchord air force base show opens today Both engines fired up, the ... TheNewsTribune.com "Part of the air show is to show what these (C-17s) can do,” said Maj. Scott Weber, who helped coordinate Friday’s media flight.
McChord Air Expo returns after 3-yr hiatus Seattle Post Intelligencer
... day are my knowledge of the aircraft and my ability to physically execute the necessary tactics - my gender, race, religion, etc. have nothing to do with it." The Air Force now has an estimated 14000 pilots, including nearly 3700 fighters pilots.
... day are my knowledge of the aircraft and my ability to physically execute the necessary tactics - my gender, race, religion, etc. have nothing to do with it." The Air Force now has an estimated 14000 pilots, including nearly 3700 fighters pilots.
Local to join Blue Angels crew Rome News-Tribune, GA
In early September, Ansley will return to the Naval Air Station, this time as a part of the crew for the Blue Angels, an elite group of Navy aviators who ...
ALL SET FOR QUALIFYING Americans Mike Mangold and Kirby Chambliss, who have won the last three Red Bull Air Race World Series, will be the first two pilots in Saturday’s Qualifying session in Rotterdam after struggling in Thursday’s final training session.
First East Coast female Super Hornet demonstration pilot from Aviation & Aerospace News Updated Constantly
Lt. Page Felini, the U.S. Navy's first female East Coast Super Hornet demo pilot will be flying daily at this weekend's Vectren Dayton Air Show.
Gender doesn't matter behind the controls of a lethal fighter jet Seattle Post Intelligencer
First combat-ready F-22 woman pilot from Alert 5 - Military Aviation News
Remember the video you saw yesterday of two F-22 Raptors over Puget Sound? One of them was flown by Capt. Jammie Jamieson, the first combat-ready woman F-22 pilot. Jamieson is with the 525th Fighter Squadron at Elmendorf Air Force Base in Alaska.
Flight Line Radio and AirVenture 2008 Offer Even More Value from Indy Transponder by Transponder Admin
Flight Line Radio and AirVenture 2008 Offer Even More Value - Oshkosh, Wisconsin, July 26th- August 3rd, 2008 - Although the current economic climate is impacting many major events thissummer there is still good value to be found. Returning again this year to AirVenture, Flight Line Radio is doing their part to enhance the experience and increase the value to those attending. Flight Line Radio is a service that allows guests of the air show to move around anywhere on the grounds and stay connected to all of the action in the air…
Two upcoming events of interest to area veterans The Herald-Times (subscription), IN
These are the B-17 Flying Fortress, the B-24 Liberator (one of two still flying), the B-25 Mitchell and the P-51 Mustang. As it stands now, they will arrive ...
Minor crash landing grounds replica WWII aircraft EastOregonian.info (subscription), OR
The pilot, Mark Allen, who is a member of the Commemorative Air Force, apparently was not injured. The Commemorative Air Force owns the plane. ...
Impressive line-up for Lowestoft air festival Norfolk Eastern Daily Press, UK
An Apache attack helicopter and Tornado fighter jets will be joining nearly 40 aircraft taking to the skies for the Lowestoft Seafront Air Festival. ...
Ponytailed Delight: The Sequel from Airline Pilot Central Forums by contrails
If I may add another to the category created by Jungle.
Who: Commemorative Air Force Eagle Valley Squadron Republican Eagle, MN
The Commemorative Air Force's restored B-24A, the oldest Liberator in the world, will be available for rides at the Red Wing airport July 26 for $450. ...
Local vets among highlights at Aurora air museum Aurora Beacon News
Check out the Air Classics Museum of Aviation Saturday for its second annual open house. Activities will be from 9 am to 3 pm Saturday at the air museum at the Aurora Municipal Airport on Route 30 in Sugar Grove. World War II veterans, gathered at the ...
Aircraft museum flying high with open house Chicago Daily Herald
By Josh Stockinger Daily Herald Staff Writer When 11-year-old Dillon Lynn first visited the Air Classics Museum of Aviation in Sugar Grove last year, he knew right away that this was the place for him.
Camps try to propel diversity in aviation Atlanta Journal Constitution
By KELLY YAMANOUCHI Although the airline industry is struggling and many carriers are cutting jobs, that hasn't dampened the enthusiasm of students at an aviation summer camp in Atlanta this month. About 75 high school students are learning about ...
Airport board retains name but honors hero from IndyStar.com Business Headlines
Advocates seeking a name change of the new Indianapolis International Airport to honor Hoosier aviator and war hero Col. H. Weir Cook didn't get all they wanted, but they got plenty.
Colonel H. Weir Cook Terminal official from WISH - Latest News Headlines
The Indianapolis Airport Authority Board voted Friday morning to name the new terminal and the road to Indianapolis International Airport after flying ace Weir Cook. The airport's official name will still keep its current name.
Airport Terminal named for Weir Cook from The Digital Farmers Blog by Sir Hailstone
According to the IndyStar, the Airport Authority upon debating the City-County Council resolution presented to them has decided not to rename the entire airport "Weir Cook Airport" as it was in the "old days" but rather rename the main terminal "Weir Cook Terminal at Indianapolis International Airport" and one of the airport roads to be named "Weir Cook Drive". That's a doable and a fitting honor for one who, in my opinion, was slighted by having his name removed from the Airport in the first place.
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