Aerobatics abound - Ontario Argus Observer
“These (aerobatic) pilots have to fly so many air shows to keep their tickets from the FAA current. With all these guys cancelling these air shows, ...
Ex crowds look up in wonder - Toronto Star
Flying with Fat Albert The Blue Angels use a C-130T Hercules nicknamed "Fat Albert" for carrying support personnel, spare parts, and tools between shows. ...
Single error would be disastrous - Toronto Star
... I've seen various precision flying teams, from the legendary Snowbirds to the recently invited US Navy Blue Angels, practise and regroup not over Lake ...
Hovering Harrier returns to air show - The Plain Dealer - cleveland.com
Many of the static planes also were part of the show, including the US Marine Corps AV-8B Harrier, a rare air-show participant because most of them must be ...
Plenty of twists, turns during flight with Air Show pilot - News-Herald.com
When you see Klatt perform at the Air Show, his handiwork will be unlimited. On Wednesday, he was limited, and I can't thank him enough. ...
Airshow Pilot's Friend: 'Belly Landing was Perfect' - Cleveland News - Fox 8
CLEVELAND -- A plane at the Cleveland Air Show makes a crash landing and the pilot walks away unharmed. Chagrin Falls native Michael Hoyle tells Fox 8 he's ...
22 Years after the air show, Euclid native flies F-15's - WKYC-TV
Just ask John Cox, who at age seven, saw the Cleveland air show and knew that he one day wanted to be Captain John Cox. Today he is. ...
The Red Arrows Visit Cambridge - The Royal Air Force aerobatic display team, The Red Arrows, landed at Marshall Airport in Cambridge both before and after their appearance at the Duxford Airshow on Saturday the 5th of September. Prior to the display the Red Arrows flew over the city, including performing a fly-past for the CUFC game. If Cambridge residents keep putting their crosses in the Liberal Democrat box this may be one of the last times the Red Arrows visit Cambridge. Cllr Reid is leading efforts to move Marshall off...
Record turnout at Wild West Air Fest - Steamboat Pilot
Alexander hit the skies in the Cub during the fifth annual Wild West Air Fest at Steamboat Springs Airport off Routt County Road 129. ...
Fly-past to remind cricket of Lord's WWII role - NDTV.com
Sunday's One-Day International between England and Australia here at Lord's is set to witness a fly-past by a WWII RAF Lancaster Bomber to mark the 65th ...
Rare WWII plane to highlight annual air show - Cookeville Herald Citizen
He will be piloting the SBD-Dauntless -- only one of two currently flying in the world -- at the annual Upper Cumberland Air Show, scheduled for Saturday, ...
Former Tampa anchor narrates B-17 documentary - Tampa Tribune
The Boeing B-17 carried a 10-man crew, 13 machine guns and 10 bombs that weighed 500 pounds each. These American aircraft flew by the hundreds out of ...
Valley Briefly: Sept. 6, 2009 - Terre Haute Tribune Star
Lawlis, who wrote “Winking at Death: Memoir of a World War II POW,” was an Army Air Corps navigator whose B-25 bomber was shot down in the Pacific Ocean. ...
Tale of a fighter pilot’s last sortie - The National Newspaper from http://www.thenational.ae/
More than 50 years after the British put down an uprising in Oman by rebels and the fierce tribes who live on Jebel Akhdar, only the grave of a young RAF pilot who crashed on the mountain and the debris of his aircraft remain as reminders of the conflict, writes Jonathan Gornall...
Former Bulgarian Dictator's Plane Will Be Sent To The Bottom Of The Black Sea from Aero-News Network
Slated To Become An Artificial Reef For Fishing, Diving It was the personal transportation for former Bulgarian Dictator Todor Zhivkov, but in a couple of weeks, it may be resting at the bottom of the Black Sea. The Sofian News Agency Novinite reports that the Zikov's TU-154 is being readied for it's new career as an artificial reef....
The very first flying car from AOPA Pilot Blog: Reporting Points by Al Marsh
Glenn Curtiss gets credit for attempting the first flying car in 1917 with his Autoplane that married a car looking like a skinny Ford Model T with a biplane–make that triplane. Congratulations to Aerofiles.com for finding those photos and drawings. The car, patented in 1919, was capable of short hops. In today’s terminology we think of a short hop as a 25-mile flight to get a hamburger. These hops reached an altitude measured in inches and a distance measured in feet. If you think the Curtiss company is long gone, meet today’s Curtiss Wright, the company formed in 1929 with the merger of 12 Wright and Curtiss affiliated companies.
Park Forest woman worked on B-17s - Southtown Star
Hazel Krauklis, of Park Forest, working on a B-17 bomber during World War II. Details: Cost of tour is $5 per person or $15 per family. ...
Naval Air Station Wildwood remembers World War II during this ... - Press of Atlantic City
Flying in for the event were two original World War II bombers - the B-17 Flying Fortress "Nine O Nine" and the B-24 Liberator "Witchcraft" - plus a P-51 ...
Goodrich Foundation Aids Museum - Hartford Business
The New England Air Museum has received a $10000 grant from The Goodrich Foundation in continued support of the museum's SOAR for Science educational ...
Quiet Supersonic Transport? from PPRuNe Forums by NamibFox
I read with some interest that a former Gultfstream CEO floated a company to develop a Quiet Supersonic Transport plane. His son is taking his dream forward. With a planned range of 4000 miles and space for 12 passengers this plane is touted as a 'Concorde' replacement. I fail to see how a passenger aircraft with only 12 seats is a replacement for a plane that could carry up to 120 passengers.
August Photos of the Month published from FenceCheck Forums - Check out the http://www.fencecheck.com/content/index.php
Some Toronto airshow pictures - Ah, cult of the military industrial complex, how I love thee… We were at the CNE today (I’ll post about that tomorrow if I do — it’s been a very long day, because after the CNE I spent an hour and a half dragging three girls around at the pool), and most of the day included jets roaring over our heads — aerobatic teams from the US Navy, and the Canadian military as well, plus shows with an F-22 and much more. We even got to see a condensation “bubble” form around one of the jets as it went trans...
Duxford Airshow - a set on Flickr
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