Florida International Air Show to soar into Charlotte - Florida Weekly ... at the Florida International Air Show and is proficient in over 50 types of airplanes, ranging from the Piper Cub to the North American B-25 Mitchell. ... Harrier jets will highlight the 30th annual Florida International Air Show. Thirty years and counting. ...
Leap Frogs - Strategy Page ... Chief Petty Officer Justin Gauny, right, and Petty Officer 1st Class Thomas Kinn, all assigned to the Leap Frogs, the US Navy parachute demonstration ...
Gulf Coast Spring Fly In from Alabama Aviator - Aviation News - Gulf Shores, Jack Edwards National Airport announces their 4th Annual Spring Fly In, Saturday April 3 from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm. Gulf Coast Air, General Manager, Kel Jones says, come see our fun displays on Wings, Wheels and Water. We will be cooking up some burgers, Conecuh sausage, shrimp and lots more…
Trip to air show made memorable - Montgomery Advertiser | The Maxwell AFB air show was fantastic. There were plenty of food booths, toilets, hand cleaner and water for all concerned. We went to where the vintage ...
80000 People In Wanaka, But Only Queenstown Shops Can Open – Voxy | Over 80000 people are expected in Wanaka this Easter for its Warbirds Over Wanaka International Airshow. However if they want to go shopping, they'll need ...
Paul Bonhomme: On The Spot – Metro | Defending champion Paul Bonhomme made the perfect start to the 2010 Red Bull Air Race season, winning the opening event in scorching temperatures in Abu ...
More Hornets! from MRC Aviation by Mike Condon | Five Royal Australian Air Force F/A 18 Hornets arrived at Ohakea 30Mar from RAAF Williamtown via an overflight of Central Otago in company with Omega DC10 tanker N974VV. The tanker later departed for Amberley while A21-3, A21-12, A21-20, A21-35 and A21-107 are to remain in NZ for the next two weeks…
WWII history flies into Temple - News 8 Austin | On Tuesday morning, visitors had a chance to look at the P-51 and B-17 Flying Fortress. The B-24 was also scheduled to be flown in as part of the exhibit. ...
Video: Huge Martin Mars Flying Boat / Water Bomber - She's A Beauty! by Martt | I've kinda had huge radial engines on the brain lately because of the Retro Airliner Design Contest, and that lead me to find this nice short landing video of the beautifully graceful Martin Mars used by the Coulson Group as a fire fighting water bomber. Flying boats are such an awesome part of aviation history, and it's really nice to see this one still being used today. Pretty amazing too since this aircraft was originally delivered to the U.S. Navy in April 1946! What an amazing sight and sound of the 200' wingspan water bomber with 4 massive radial engines : )
Virgin Galactic's VSS Enterprise first captive flight from Wright Squawks by Roger Chua | VSS Enterprise's first 'captive carry' flight! Virgin Galactic announced today that VSS Enterprise has completed her inaugural captive carry flight from Mojave Air and Spaceport. This very first captive carry was a huge success and both the mothership and spaceship looked absolutely stunning against the blue back drop of the Mojave skies…
Recommended Viewing via Hulu – Flight of the Intruder from Parrothead Jeff by Parrothead Jeff | Well, will you look at what I found on Hulu.com – one of my all-time favorite movies which happens to be based on one of my favorite books! That's right, it's Flight of the Intruder, based on the novel by Stephen Coonts I don't know how many people around here know all that much about the war in Vietnam, but it was something Dad made sure I learned about…
Aviation Trivia of the Day by JP Santiago | Aviation history is often a study in technology as well as events but sometimes the really fascinating parts concern the personalities and how personal traits shaped major decisions that impacted the course of history. One of the those personalities was C. Edward Acker, one of the airline industry's CEOs during the chaotic deregulation period in the United States in the 1980s. If there was one quote that summed up the titanic personality of this Texan, it was something he himself once said: "Once you get hooked on the airline business, it's worse than dope."…
Capt Force Talks UAVs from Airspeed by Stephen Force (Steve Tupper) | I'd like to set the record straight on an issue of minor importance. I tweeted some disparaging comments about the Predator-B Unmanned Aircraft System that the US Customs and Border Patrol brought to Oshkosh last year. The kind of rhetoric to which pilots are given from time to time. Nothing particularly vitriolic, but disparaging nevertheless. That got a lot of traction and I found myself widely re-tweeted. So much so that I actually began to hope sincerely that no harm came to the Predator because I expected to be questioned if it did. Even though I was still in Michigan at the time…
UPS Seeking Unique Ways to Reduce Pilots From Nordo News by Rich Davidson | Commercial pilots have long known of UPS's affinity for hiring Air Force pilots. Business leaders have long known of UPS's ability to cut costs to the bone. Now though, a convergence of issues has UPS scrambling to keep its preference for the Air Force while at the same time reducing costs. Their proposed solution is something long predicted but ignored by the masses…
Win A Round Trip Reservation To The Moon from The Unwanted Blog by admin | I'm currently reading "Call Me Joe" by Poul Anderson in the April, 1957 issue of Astounding Science Fiction magazine. I'm only a few pages in, but something about it seems vaguely familiar… humans have travelled to a distant gas giant; there they find a world with a toxic atmosphere, so one human, who is confined to a wheelchair, hooks himself up to a machine that reads his mind and projects his senses down to the planet, where he inhabits a blue-skinned alien. When the alien body is tired, he unplugs from it and the alien goes to sleep, and he come sback to his wheelchair-bound human body…
Ryanair to reduce cabin crew headcount in vending machine rollout from AirSpace by Contrails | Ryanair is about to launch another world first on Europe's travelling public. In a bid to improve the carrier's revenue stream from the so called discretionary spend by passengers, aircraft are to be fitted with self service vending machines…
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