Air show takes off for new date - San Jose Mercury News
WATSONVILLE -- Hoping for better weather, the annual Watsonville air show will fly in the face of a 45-year-old tradition and move from the ...
Warbirds on Revue air show in Dinwiddie is canceled - Richmond Times Dispatch
By Staff Reports Mechanical issues and a gloomy forecast played a part in canceling the Warbirds on Revue air show scheduled at the Dinwiddie Airport this ...
World War ii's gracious and witty Jack Edwards, aviator-patriot, has 'gone west' - MyWestTexas.com
Jack Edwards has “gone west,” signifying that another aviator has died. It is his sundown. Yet, he is alive in the memory and camaraderie of the ...
Aerobatic Plane Crashes in DeSoto County - MyFox Memphis
An aerobatic pilot is in serious condition after his plane crashed at an airport South of Hernando, Mississippi Wednesday afternoon. ...
'Earhart' Star Swank To Complete Pilot Training from AVwebFlash Current Issue
The mystery of Amelia Earhart's disappearance over the Pacific in 1937 is a familiar story, but outside of aviation circles, her other accomplishments are less well known. A new film that opens Friday, Amelia, starring Hilary Swank, explores Earhart's life as a pilot, leading up to that famous final flight. The Ninety-Nines, the women's pilot association that Earhart helped to launch, is holding events around the country to celebrate the opening of the film, in hopes that it will help spark interest in general aviation. Swank spent about 19 hours learning to fly after she agreed to take on the role and said last week that she hopes to complete her private pilot training. "It takes all of your senses; you're completely immersed," she said at a news conference last week in New Jersey, where she met with pilots from the Ninety-Nines and displayed one of the Lockheed Electras that flew in the film. "It was exciting to learn something new that really was challenging." Click here to view the trailer.
Ninety-Nines to share their stories on Earhart and Cochran - The Desert Sun
... over the Pacific Ocean, Amelia Earhart spent time in the Coachella Valley contemplating her future with friend and fellow aviatrix Jacqueline Cochran. ...
Earhart film may spur interest in Ind. collection - Fox 28
"Amelia," which opens Friday, stars Hillary Swank as the popular aviator who vanished over the Pacific Ocean in 1937 during her second attempt to fly around ...
Amelia Review - News in Film
She's a spitting image of the legendary aviatrix, but her stiff portrayal is nothing like the bold, charismatic Earhart that captured America's attention ...
Airplane Nuts in Oshkosh - Come the last week of July every year, you’ll find airplane nuts in Oshkosh. Pilots and airplane lovers from all over the world converge on this little town…. Its rural airport becomes the busiest airport in the world. I know that’s hard to believe… but just look at the tower. It has a banner that says “busiest tower in the world”.Busiest in the world? Yep, it is for that one week of the year when the EAA — The Experimental Aircraft Association — puts on its AirVenture. “The Greatest…
Six Entering EAA Hall of Fame from www.ainonline.com : Latest News
The Experimental Aircraft Association (Booth No. 1263) inducted six aviators into its Hall of Fame at an event held at the EAA Aviation Center, Oshkosh, Wis., on Friday, October 16. The inductees were Bob Hoover (International Aerobatic Club), who was also the keynote speaker at the event; Lance Neibauer (EAA Homebuilders); the late Steve Pitcairn (Vintage Aircraft Association); George Baker (Warbirds of America); Roy Pinner (EAA Ultralights); and Paul Sanderson (National Association of Flight Instructors). Said Tom Poberezny, EAA chairman and president, “The inclusion of these inductees into the EAA Hall of Fame is not only a testament to their passion and determination, but also an inspiration to the rest of us of the possibilities within the world of flight.”
Grant will pay for museum updates - Omaha World-Herald
A $200000 federal grant will be used to repair and update the Strategic Air & Space Museum near Ashland. The money will be used to repair and retrofit the ...
Texas vs. OU Plane Pull from Nuts About Southwest - by sheaser
This episode of Red Belly Radio was recorded at the Dallas Maintenance Center at our 7th annual, 2009 Southwest Airlines Pigskin Plane Pull—pulling one of our Boeing 737s with human power! I won't tell you who won here, but can tell you that a record time was set--for the worst time ever in this event.
Video: AH-64A Apache helicopter lands on Susquehanna Township soccer field by Diamond Pilots
To watch video, click here - Here's something you don't see everyday: A $23 million Apache army helicopter landing in the center of a soccer field. But that's exactly what happened this afternoon at the Susquehanna Soccer Club fields near Veterans' Park on Elmerton Avenue in Susquehanna Township, Pa. Members of Bravo Company made a precautionary landing on the field about 12:45 p.m. after there was an indication "something wasn't quite right," tactical operations officer Richard G. Adams II said. He declined to say what the problem was with the chopper…
Hamilton Field's 1988 Air Races - Broowaha - In addition to the severe threats and retaliations against Ron Buccarelli, who was permitted to compete at the Reno National Championship Air Races (RNCAR) in 2007, after Gribbin confirmed that the Precious Metal Air Racing Team Website ...
On This Day in Aviation History: October 22 by Phil Derner Jr.
PICTURES: WhiteKnight Two's spoilers get holes from Flightglobal Events
Scaled Composites has added holes to the inboard spoilers of Virgin Galactic's WhiteKnight Two mothership prototype...
United States - Nevada - National Championship Air Races & Airshow 2009 - Reno - 09/16/09 from FenceCheck Forums
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