Saturday, November 1, 2008

Indy Transponder 1-November 1230z

Jacqueline Cochran Air Show ready to dazzle crowd - The Desert Sun
The US Air Force's 174-foot-long C-17, with a 170-foot wingspan, is the largest plane to land at the Thermal airport. The plane is part of the fifth annual Jacqueline Cochran Air Show today, air show spokeswoman Veronica Helgeland said.


SEEN ON KESQ: Jacquelin Cochran Air Show Takes Off This Weekend - KESQ, CA
By News Channel 3 The Jacquelin Cochran Air Show in Thermal starts Saturday. Last year, more than 35000 people attended. Friday, pilots did test runs of ...


Air Force plane becomes the largest plane to land at Jacquie ... - The Desert Sun
The West C-17 Aerial Demonstration Team from March Air Reserve is part of the 15th annual Jacqueline Cochran Airshow on Saturday, said Veronica Helgeland, air show spokeswoman. The airplane will be on the ground during the air show and people will be…


Klatt ready to entertain at Sertoma Air Festival - The Daily Advertiser, LA
Those are the same jets that will be flown by the USAF Thunderbirds, the banner attraction at this year's air show, which runs both today and Sunday. ...


Military tribute events run through Veterans Day - San Antonio Express, TX
The celebration began Friday with a luncheon and a practice session for this weekend's AirFest 2008, featuring the Navy's Blue Angels — viewed by about 300 ...

Blue Angels to fly today following shakeup on team - Pensacola News Journal, FL
The Blue Angels will fly today, one day after it was made public that two team members were removed from duty because of an alleged inappropriate ...

German pilot killed in plane crash at Kish Island Air Show in ... - Payvand
The ultra-light plane crashed while performing air maneuver in the Fourth International Iran Kish Air Shows. The pilot lost control of the ultra-light aircraft and lost his life as it hit Kish Airport runway.


Tragedy at the Kish Air Show From IRNA: The 54-year-old German pilot of a plane crashed on the Persian Gulf island of Kish has been killed. The ultra-light plane crashed while performing air maneuver in the Fourth International Iran Kish Air Shows. The pilot lost control of the ultra-light aircraft and lost his life as it hit Kish Airport runway. Over 100 companies from Iran, Russia, Germany, Sweden, Canada, France, China, and a number other counties were participating in the Show. The exhibition opened on Tuesday a…

Honor Flight delivers memories for vets - Cincinnati.com, OH
From 1942 through 1946 he served as a B-25 bomber pilot in the China, Burma and India theater. Volk said he was in Washington, DC, when they were beginning ...

Red Arrows have backing of Prime Minister - Gloucester Citizen, UK
GORDON Brown has backed the Red Arrows in their bid to celebrate the 2012 Olympics in London. Hundreds of thousands of people signed a petition last year ...

An International Perspective Comes To Flight Line Radio - MediaSyndicate
Flight Line Internet Radio is pleased to announce a collaborative effort with David Cenciotti to deliver a unique aviation perspective to a global audience. ...


Vintage aircraft lands on one wheel in San Marcos - KVUE, TX
Landing gear on a World War II-era commemorative Air Force plane did not lower Friday, forcing the pilot to land on one wheel at San Marcos Municipal ...


EAA Board Gives Nod To AirVenture Site Enhancements from News from EAA AirVenture Oshkosh
Construction continues on the EAA AirVenture Oshkosh grounds with enthusiastic support from the EAA Board of Directors.


Sensational SERFI '08 Fly In [Video] from Alabama Aviator - Aviation News
EVERGREEN AL- Rain greeted the Friday opening of the South East Regional Fly In, before the day ended only a few planes arrived. But clear sunny weather on Saturday made a perfect weekend for flying and outdoor activity. Middleton Field in Evergreen Alabama, "home of friendly folks and flying fun," tallied over 112 aircraft, 55 camping sites and at least 1,100 visitors by the end of the 18th annual event held October 24th through 26th…

Newsletter of the National Museum of the United States Air Force • Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio • www.nationalmuseum.af.mil • November 2008
To view a PDF version of this newsletter (with photos), please visit
http://www.nationalmuseum.af.mil/shared/media/document/AFD-081031-027.pdf.

ONE-WING LANDING - This is the most remarkable demonstration of piloting skill and level-headedness I have ever seen. You won't believe it! - Note the brilliant flying of this German acrobatic pilot. Without one wing, he flew the plane on its side so the wing became a rudder and the rudder the attitude control--then just before landing, rolled to upright. He might have been too low to bail out. A super slow roll teaches you the way the rudder can keep the nose up while on your side. Hoover is a pro at this. Howie Keefe (of Miss America P-51 fame-rco) PS: Thanks to Joe Landsen for this one. Another one wing landing. It's not a model this time; it's the real thing. Again, you will not believe your eyes! CLICK
http://www.chilloutzone.de/files/08102703.html

AUSTRIAN ARCH WINS CHAMPIONSHIP - Austria’s Hannes Arch clinched the Red Bull Air Race World Championship today with a dazzling first place finish in Qualifying for Sunday’s season finale in Perth that guarantees him at least eighth place and the minimum of one point he needs. Arch, who has an insurmountable 9-point lead over Britain’s Paul Bonhomme, is the first European to win the title

ARCH FLIES TO VICTORY IN PERTHPILOT QUOTES AFTER QUALIFYING - Arch was delighted to break the track record in Qualifying 2 after clinching the 2008 World Championship by virtue of his solid time in Q1 but even happier to have secured the minimum one point he needs to win the title. “It feels really good. We had the right tactics, a super fast plane and all the hard work paid off...

Arch crowned air race champion - WA today, Australia
Austria’s Hannes Arch clinched the Red Bull Air Race World Championship today with an incredible first place finish in Qualifying for Sunday’s season finale ...

ARCH AND HIS TEAM CELEBRATE VICTORY

SMOKE CIRCLES

RAAF aircraft to put on aerobatics display at Air Race - Sunday Times.au, Australia
By Glen Foreman RAAF aircraft will join the Swan River spectacle with aviation displays as a part of the Red Bull Air Race. The championships' qualifying ...


BESENYEI SOARS IN FRONT OF PERTH CROWDS

SPECTACULAR WEATHER FOR QUALIFYING

ARCH AND BONHOMME READY FOR QUALIFYING

PERTH: QUALIFYING – So Arch not only wins the championship even before the Super Eights in Perth – he’s won “pole position” as well with a dazzling victory in Qualifying on Saturday. Unglaublich! It’s just incredible. In just his second season, the Austrian with the background in extreme sports has outclassed a field of career pilots with lots of hard work, patience, good strategy and a lot of courage to try things differently.

Star-powered style at Red Bull launch - WA today, Australia
The Red Bull Air Race Championship kicked off with some star-powered style last night with the Swan River providing a sparkling backdrop. ...


ARCH SIGNS FOR FANS IN PERTH

Sailor’s ashes returned to site of historic WWII sinking - TheNewsTribune.com, WA
For years, Eugene Morgan didn’t talk much about his experiences aboard the USS Indianapolis. The Seattle man served aboard the Portland-class cruiser during ...

USS Indianapolis Survivor's Wish Honored from news LL http://www.theledger.com
When the submarine USS Ohio surfaced at sea and Machinist Mate 1st Class Jason Witty emerged from the hatch to look around, he saw calm, blue water under a peaceful sky - perfect for the solemn task he was about to perform.


Ashes of USS Indianapolis survivor buried at sea from WISH TV
Boatswain Mate 2nd Class Eugene Morgan died of a heart attack in June at age 87 and among his last wishes was the desire to be rejoined with his shipmates at roughly the same spot in the...


Podcast: Airshows above the surface of the water October 31, 2008 - Posted by David Cenciotti

The Best Pilot in the World from Alert 5 - Military Aviation News by noreply@blogger.com (pirate) - This is the story of Uri Gil, an Israeli F-16 pilot who holds the record of being the oldest active fighter pilot.

Zeppelin Returns to the US from Pacific Wings Magazine by Rob
The largest airship in the world, the Airship Ventures Zeppelin, recently completed a trans-oceanic crossing from Hamburg, Germany, to Beaumont, Texas, aboard a container ship. It has since completed a flight under its own power from Texas to its new home—the former naval air station at Moffett Field in Mountain View, California, which is about 64 km south of San Francisco…

Flying Tigercats: And Then There Were Five from Air & Space Magazine

SLIDESHOW: Leeds air show organiser wins award - Yorkshire Evening Post
By Suzanne McTaggart An air show organiser from Leeds will receive an award for his dedication - six years after he was supposed to retire.

Marware's Game Grip for the iPhone complicates what should be simple from Engadget by Laura June (Aircraft Yoke)

A few photos from Black Sands from Flying for Dummies by Chris Nielsen
Popped in to the Black Sands Flyin at Raglan today - was pretty windy (15kt xwind) and there weren't too many planes there, but here's a few piccies of them.

C-17 Globemaster III from Fence Check from McChord

Wings Over Houston - Thunderbirds from Serious Amateur Photography by Jeff Lynch - Here are another two images I took last Saturday at the Wings Over Houston air show. The first was inspired by an image I saw on Moose Peterson’s Reno Air Races Begin post. The second image shows just how precise these pilots are during their maneuvers. These F-16 fighters were less than ten feet apart during takeoff.

Wings Over Houston - Leadership, Trust and Teamwork from Serious Amateur Photography by Jeff Lynch - Watching the Thunderbirds prepare for their demonstration is amazing. It’s a precision dance of man and machine unlike anything you’ve ever witnessed. It starts with Leadership. It depends upon Trust. It takes Teamwork. Here’s Thunderbird 1 (Lt Col Greg Thomas) the Squadron Commander opening the ceremony.

Picture of the Day: Smile! from Op For by John - Don't ask me how they got the F-15 to sit still for this photo....

Wings Over Houston - Thunderbird Close-Up from Serious Amateur Photography by Jeff Lynch - Here’s another image from last weekend’s shoot at the Wings Over Houston air show. This Thunderbird F-16 had just completed it’s takeoff maneuver and was beginning a vertical ascent so it was only traveling 200 mph or so. The more of these images I review in Lightroom 2, the more impressed I am with Canon’s EF 300mm f/4 L IS USM lens. The sharpness of this glass is superb and I’ve found almost no chromatic aberration or vignetting in the images I took.

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