Thursday, October 1, 2009

Indy Transponder 01-OCT-09 1030z

Search For One Missing Plane Turns Up Another from Aero-News Network
Searchers Find A T-33 In Santa Monica Bay While Looking For A P-51 A search team looking for a P-51D flown by WASP pilot Gertrude V. "Tommy" Tompkins Silver in Santa Monica Bay instead found the wreckage of a T-33 Shooting Star jet that had gone down in the bay 54 years ago.


FRENCH JET TEAM FLYOVER CONFIRMED FOR UNITED STATES – ASB.tv
(Daily Press) The decisive victory of the Revolutionary War occurred at Yorktown on Oct. 19, 1781. This year, the French are helping us celebrate that anniversary a bit early. Next Thursday, Oct. 8, a French Air Force acrobatic flight team will perform a flyover at Yorktown as a tribute to the age-old alliance between the two countries. Where Can You Watch Patrouille de France?

The Aero Experience: Scott AFB Airshow Display Aircraft, Featuring ... By PhantomAces
Scott AFB held its annual airshow September 19-20, 2009. Fortunately, I attended the show on Saturday the 19th and was able to see the Snowbirds perform (Sunday was a rain-out). The F-4 Phantom II was a big hit, along with the Snowbirds ...


High cost nearly grounds annual Millville air show - Press of Atlantic City - Edward Van Embden
Over the years, the museum's air show has attracted hundreds of thousands of visitors. Some of the biggest crowds have come to the Millville Municipal ...


Sidney hits new heights with weekend air show - Sidney Herald Leader
“I have had phone calls since last night and people stopping in and just complimenting us on what a fantastic show [we had],” Alan Seigfreid, air show ...


Sullenberger And Skiles To Co-Chair Young Eagles from AVwebFlash Current Issue
For the last five years, Harrison Ford has acted as chairman of the EAA's Young Eagles program, but this week he ended his term and handed over the job to Captain Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger and First Officer Jeffrey Skiles, known for their expert handling of an emergency landing in the Hudson River in January. The two pilots visited EAA during AirVenture last summer, where they drew huge crowds and rediscovered their GA roots. "I'm grateful to EAA and the AirVenture Oshkosh convention for allowing me to fall in love with aviation for a second time in my life," said Skiles during a news conference on Tuesday. "I'm eager to share this passion with young people and encourage participation in aviation." Sullenberger also recalled this summer's visit as a pivotal moment. "After having the opportunity to learn more about the EAA Young Eagles Program while I was in Oshkosh, Jeff and I were inspired to get involved," he said. "Co-chairing the program is an opportunity that I welcome. Jeff and I are honored to take the stick from Harrison Ford." Click here to listen to audio interviews with Ford, Sullenberger and Skiles at the EAA Web site, or click here for video of Sullenberger and Skiles at AirVenture.


Skydiving Takes Sports to the Extreme This Fall from Aero-News Network
2009 U.S. Parachute Association National Skydiving Championships Are October 12-25 America's ultimate adrenaline sport will command the skies over Texas during the 2009 United States Parachute Association (USPA) National Skydiving Championships on October 12-25 at Skydive Spaceland outside of Houston.


Glasair Wows Reno With A New Speed Record from Aero-News Network
Stock Airplane Reaches Nearly 358 MPH Reno racer Jeff Lavelle got the attention of spectators and participants at the 2009 National Championship Air Races in Stead, Nevada when he set a new speed record last week. Lavelle scorched the course in his Glasair III to set a new Reno Sport Class qualifying record of 357.683 MPH.


The Banter Thread from FlightAware > Discussions - Flyby's over the Smurf Turf - Greg Poe

On This Day in Aviation History: October 1st by Phil Derner Jr.

Legendary German test pilot Hanna Reitsch - Aviation Airshow Air Race Photography Discussion from http://www.aafo.com/
Found this on YouTube today,The last known interview with Hanna Reitsch thirty years since her death.(1912-1979) One of the best test pilots of all time. She test flew the Me-321 Gigant, Me-163 Komet, Fieseler FI-103 V-1, and the world's first helicopter..the Fa-61. Also flew the last aircraft (Fi-156 Storch) out of Berlin in late April 1945. Interview was filmed in 1976. 3 part interview with very rare aircraft video. YouTube:Hanna Reitsch - The Last Interview (Part 1 of 3) also find it at:
http://www.webalice.it/romanoarchives/

United States - California - California Capital Air Show 2009 - Sacramento - 09/12/09 from FenceCheck Forums

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