Friday, April 30, 2010

Indy Transponder 30-APR-10 1030z


Aerial acrobatics this weekend - Kansas City Star | Klatt's aerial acrobatics will be featured this weekend at the Missouri Air National Guard Open House - Sound of Speed Airshow at Rosecrans Memorial Airport ...

AirFest 2010 brings 'Thunder over the Empire' - Highland Community News ... operational fifth-generation fighter aircraft. For the full Air Fest 2010 schedule, visit http://www.marchfieldairfest. com/general-information/schedule.

March Airfest 2010 is this weekend at the Reserve Base - Yucaipa/Calimesa News Mirror | Gates open at 8 am, May 1 and the first performance is at approximately 9 am The Patriot Jet Demonstration Team and the F-22 Raptor will be the highlight of ...

March Air Force Base Airfest 2010 from Air & Space Magazine

Dyess Big Country Air Fest stars B-1 bomber - ReporterNews.com | Visitors to the Big Country Appreciation Day airshow wave from the flight line at Dyess AFB to a C-130 crew as they prepare for takeoff to demonstrate the ...

F-16 jets break in Temple airport's runway extension; annual air show takes ... - Temple Daily Telegram | The jets will be featured in this weekend's air show. (Mitch Green/Telegram) Two F-16s screamed into town again Thursday for this weekend's Central Texas ...

Aviation Days land at Lunken - Cincinnati.com | Get up close to jets, warbirds, sport airplanes and the people who fly, repair and control them during Lunken Airport Aviation Days, 10 am-4 pm Saturday and ...

Student gets flight of his life - St. Joseph News-Press | Savannah Middle School student Nathan Hogue wrote an essay that earned him a ride in Greg Poe's ethanol-powered stunt plane Thursday ...

Officer flies high in the West Texas sky - Abilene Reporter-News | Mark Creel , a maintenance specialist with the Air Force Thunderbirds Aerial Demonstration Team, before taking an honorary flight aboard one of the ...

Aviator Skills Exhibited at Air Shows « Aviator college's Blog by aviatorcollege | The Royal International Air Tattoo (RIAT) is the world's largest military air show, held annually over the third weekend in July, usually at RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire, United Kingdom in support of The Royal Air Force Charitable ...

Watch a streaming replay of the QT Air & Rocket Racing show on LiveStream!   from Rocket Racing League Games by smitty | Looping Webcast of the entire air show including the first public demonstration flights of the Mark III X-Racer and all of the amazing flying stunts & aerial performers from the show!!! Hosted by award winning national anchor Miles O'Brien with special guests NASA Astronauts Buzz Aldrin, Owen Garriott, and John Herrington, Oklahoma Senator James Inhofe, and other distinguished participants. (original air date: April 24th, 2010 – Tulsa, OK) LOG-IN: http://www.livestream.com/rocketracing

Armadillo Aerospace + Space Adventures = ? from Spaceports by jack@jackkennedy.net (JackKennedy) Virginia-based Space Adventures, Ltd., the only company currently providing human space mission opportunities to the world marketplace, today announced that the company has entered into an exclusive marketing agreement with Texas-based Armadillo Aerospace, LLC, a leading developer of reusable rocket powered vehicles. Space Adventures will exclusively market and sell commercial passenger experiences on Armadillo Aerospace's future suborbital spaceflight vehicles that are currently in development. Details of the deal will be made public May 27, 2010 in Chicago…

Sun 'n Fun 2010 Highlights from Aviation Social Media | DaveFlys by David | Another Sun 'n Fun Fly-In is behind us. Most of my week was spent at Sun 'n Fun Radio performing my duties as Editor-In-Chief. We really stepped things up at the radio station this year. Admittedly, we bit off more than we should have. The listeners were probably oblivious (at least I hope so), but those of us that were working behind the scenes to make it all happen were constantly busy. Too busy. It left many of us, myself included, overly stressed. In spite of that, we accomplished some pretty awesome stuff, like live internet streaming of the radio station thanks to our friends at LiveATC.net

PFP # 58 Sun 'n Fun 2010 from The Pilot's Flight PodLog by David | We are back at one of the happiest places on Earth, Lakeland, FL, host to the 36th Annual Sun 'n Fun Fly-In! Will and David invite a whole bunch of their friends into the (not so) virtual hangar on the deck of Sun 'n Fun Radio. The guys (and one lady) had an awesome time talking about, well, everything…

Gold Demonstration Team CRW Training from armygoldenknights's | Gold Demonstration Team conducts canopy relative work(CRW) at our training facility in Laurinburg, NC. In this video, Team members practice the tri-by-side. A difficult maneuver as the jumpers are linked together with straps. The jumpers start this by first docking one on top of the other, in a 3 stack. Then each jumper manuevers to be side by side. While side by side they snap into a link on each of the harnesses. These straps are used to relieve the tension on the jumpers arms as they try to navigate side by side…

Warbirds attracted 65000: data - Stuff.co.nz | Vintage planes dogfighting overhead and F/A-18 Hornet jets streaking by attracted 65000 people to the Warbirds Over ...

THE DOOLITTLE RAID - Hometown Focus | After months of covert planning and training, Doolittle, his crew of 80 raiders and their 16 fully loaded B-25 Mitchell bombers were aboard the aircraft ...

History revisited - Corsicana Daily Sun | The B model (B-25B) used by the Doolittle raiders had only a .30 caliber machine-gun and four .50 caliber machine-guns that could fire forward. ...

Bomber plane tour a salute to veterans - Contra Costa Times | James Stanhope spent most of his time in World War II escorting B-17 bomber planes. The Fremont resident was part of a group of P-38 fighter plane pilots ...

Big planes take on big duties in firefighting - Anderson Independent Mail | Many training hours are spent in a classroom learning the best tactics and procedures, how to fly in mountainous areas and learning the hazards of flying ...

East Contra Costa volunteers fuel nation's only privately owned jet aerobatics ... - Contra Costa Times | Despite what several on the ground thought, they weren't the Blue Angels. The display of jet-powered precision flying was the work of East Contra Costa ...

The forgotten war from Flying Tigers News … had invaded China in 1937, and American civilian volunteers, among them the famous Flying Tigers, had already been involved there in China's defense before the United States entered World War II after the December 7, 1941 Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor…

FAA Kills "Taxi To" For Takeoff from ExpressJet Forum by MikeW | Effective June 30, 2010, the FAA is deleting the term "taxi to" from taxi and ground movement operations as it pertains to aircraft cleared to taxi to an assigned takeoff runway. The change requires controllers to issue explicit runway crossing clearances "for each runway (active/inactive or closed) crossing." And aircraft issued clearance to cross a runway must cross that runway before receiving clearance for a subsequent runway crossing. There is an exception: "At airports where the taxi route between runway centerlines is less than 1,000 feet apart, multiple runway crossings may be issued after receiving approval by the Terminal Services Director of Operations," according to the FAA…

Aviation Trivia of the Day by JP Santiago - In 1986, Southwest Airlines was only the 14th largest airline in the United States and had only 63 aircraft in its fleet. In fact, in terms of passengers carried, Southwest was less than one-tenth the size of United Airlines. But from the passage of the Airline Deregulation Act in 1978, Southwest had not only grown four-fold but had remained consistently profitable during the rocky early years of deregulation. But few Americans at the time had heart of Southwest Airlines as it was still for the most part operating in Texas and the adjacent states. Despite its relative obscurity, though, the business world from academia to other industries took a close look at Southwest trying to divine the secret to its success. Perhaps Robert Crandall, the iconic head of American Airlines, Southwest's main competition in the Dallas/Fort Worth market, said it best when he said "That place runs on Herb Kelleher's bullshit."

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