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It's that time of year again and we couldn't be more excited! The Al Ain Aerobatic Show is one of the first on the air show calendar and best in the world! Set against the beautiful desert backdrop of Al Ain, the UAE's garden city.
Al Ain Aerobatic Show 2010 is set not to disappoint with scores of pilots from all over the world putting man and machine through their paces for the thrill of an expectant crowd.
Airsports.tv is bringing you all the aerobatics action right to you, LIVE online & for FREE
Both Military and Civilian jet teams including Breitling Jet team & Vipers will paint the sky with smoke and speed – don't miss out, tune in to watch!
The countdown begins...
Al Ain Air show wows spectators - GulfNews
Crowd favourites the Saudi Hawks from the Royal Saudi Air force aerobatics Team also performed in tight formations. The six daredevil pilots taking part in ...
Sporty's Fly-In set for May 15 from General Aviation News
2010flyin1May 15, 2010, will be a big day at the Clermont County/Sporty's Airport (I69) in Ohio. Not only is it Sporty's Annual Fly-In, but it's also the celebration of International Learn to Fly Day.
Few tickets remain for aviation fundraiser - ENC Today
Few seats remain for the Eastern Carolina Aviation Heritage Foundation's fundraising program Friday night at the Havelock Tourist and ...
Vulcan's future "at risk" - Key Aero
In the latest update on the appeal to keep Vulcan B2 XH558/G-VLCN flying, Vulcan to the Sky Trust Chief Executive Robert Pleming says that "the situation remains dire".
Work on the winter overhaul of XH558 has already begun by Marshall Aerospace at its temporary home of RAF Lyneham in Wiltshire, but Pleming says the Trust has only enough funds to cover the next five weeks – this may force redundancy notices to be issued at the beginning of February.
So far just over £180,000 has been raised, but £800,000 is needed to guarantee a 2010 display season. Pleming says ...
A century of aviation achievement in Bristol - Bristol Evening Post
And it is all because of the creation of the British & Colonial Aeroplane Company and the Bristol Aeroplane Company, which were formally registered by Sir ...
Colonel Richard Graham returns to IWM Duxford for popular talk by Flightline UK
Following his popular talks in 2009, Colonel Richard Graham (USAF Retired), former SR-71 Blackbird pilot, will be returning to Imperial War Museum Duxford on Sunday 28 February 2010.
Colonel Graham will give a talk entitled "Flying the SR-71 Blackbird from RAF Mildenhall" at 11.00am in the Marshall Auditorium in AirSpace.
From 2.00pm Colonel Graham will be hosting walk-around tours of the SR-71 Blackbird that he previously flew at RAF Mildenhall, which now sits in pride of place on display in the American Air Museum. Following the tours, there will also be an opportunity for book signing and for Colonel Graham to answer your questions. ...
Planespotter: An Aviation Mystery in Hanoi by Telstar Logistics
Earlier this week, shutterbug Reid Yalom contacted Telstar Logistics to seek help identifying an unusual aircraft he photographed (shown above) during a recent trip to Hanoi, Vietnam.
Frankly, we were stumped. Yet several things about the aircraft's configuration seemed noteworthy: A single, nose-mounted engine, the biplane wing, and a large passenger cabin. Yalom suspected the plane might be French. "No idea," we replied, adding that "it might be Russian or Chinese."
Turns out, we were in the ballpark. Telstar Logistics Senior Taxonomist Fred Sharples quickly came though with information about the aircraft, positively identifying it as a Russian-designed Antonov AN-2. ...
COOL VIDEO: P-38 training films, about 1943 from The DEW Line
In honor of my visit later this week to Lockheed Martin's F-35/F-16 factory in Fort Worth, I am showing one of the coolest videos I've seen in a while. It's a training film from 1943 on the P-38's flight characteristics. I think I enjoyed watching this one more than even the spectacular Saab Draken promotional video from the early 1950s, which I posted here earlier. This one is pure 1940s-infomercial goodness.
Acts and events line up to celebrate anniversary - Auckland stuff.co.nz
Model aeroplane displays feature in Rotors over the Shore at the North Shore Model Aero Club in Dairy Flat. The event on Saturday and Sunday includes fun ...
A world-renowned stuntman from Wanstead faces a race against a rival skydiver to break a 50-year-old world record from Guardian
A WORLD-FAMOUS stuntman has made an urgent plea for sponsorship as he races against a rival daredevil to fulfil his dream of skydiving from the edge of space.
Steve Truglia, from Wanstead, who has made countless screen appearances including two Bond movies, is now looking to break a 50-year-old record for the highest ever parachute jump – from a staggering 120,000 feet (22.7 miles) – and become the first human to freefall faster than the speed of sound.
Steve is appealing for funding to help him add another world record to his collection and beat Austrian rival Felix Baumgartner, who has the ...
On This Day in Aviation History: January 24th by Matt Molnar
Bahrain International Air Show in Pictures by Farukh Bashir
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