ShawFest offers historical perspective of aircraft from Air Combat Command - Top ACC Stories
ShawFest 2010 will offer spectators the chance to see a wide variety of military aircraft spanning the history of military aviation.
Some of the planes that will be on display here include:
The North American B-25 Mitchell will be one of the aircraft performing in the air show. The design for the B-25 was accepted August 10, 1939, as part of the Army Air Corps search for a medium bomber. It was made immortal April 18, 1942, when it became the first U.S. aircraft to bomb the Japanese mainland. This was the aircraft flown by Lt. Col. James Doolittle. It was the heaviest plane at the time to be flown from a ship at sea. Today, approximately 34 remain flying, most as warbirds, and at least one as an aerial camera platform in Hollywood. ...
Thunderbirds return - Sumter Item
The Air Force Thunderbirds arrived Thursday afternoon to get a feel for how their performance flights will go during ShawFest this weekend. ...
BLUE ANGELS HIT THE SKIES - Tuscaloosa News
Carson Moore, 14 and stunt pilot Greg Poe fly over Tuscaloosa during a flight in a Fagen MX2 ethanol-powered stunt plane in Tuscaloosa on Thursday. ...
Lyon County Fly In set for May 15-16 - Reno Gazette Journal
The 2010 Lyon County Fly-In will bring aviation fans and families out to the Silver Springs Regional Airport on May 15-16. The two-day event will feature ...
Porsches and Planes! Hosted by Chesapeake Sport Pilot - W29 Bay Bridge Airport, Stevensville, Maryland from Diamond Pilots
Hosted by Chesapeake Sport Pilot at Bay Bridge Airport on Kent Island, Maryland | Saturday, May 8th from 11:00 to 2:00
The owners at Chesapeake Sport Pilot are passionate about Porsches and Planes. Therefore, we have teamed up with Porsche of Annapolis to enjoy a day of Porsches, Planes, and a Picnic. Porsche of Annapolis will be displaying the new Panamera and CSP will be offering 20 minute Introductory Flights in our planes ($40), giving you an opportunity to take control of the airplane. Come out and enjoy hotdogs, hamburgers and the camaraderie of Porsche & Plane enthusiasts. ...
Wingwalkers to show off new colours at Bournemouth Air Festival - Bournemouth Echo
Sarah added that the new paint job looked "brilliant against the blue sky" and would add something new to the Wingwalkers' third Bournemouth Air Festival ...
Flights over Moscow to be restricted from Russia Info Center
... It is tied with the repetition and carrying out the Victory Parade, to which delegations of different countries arrive by air and with that the aircrafts take part in this parade. First of all, restrictions deal with the charter flights and private aircrafts. The air carriers were ...
American pilot Michael Goulian flies high in Brazilian home colours for Rio round from www.redbullairrace.com
With a long-awaited new super-tuned engine under the cowlings of the Edge 540 race plane and an extra helping of local support, American pilot Michael Goulian is in high spirits ahead of this weekend's Red Bull Air Race in the Brazilian carnival city of Rio de Janeiro. ...
LIVE BLOG Red Bull Air Race Rio de Janeiro from Kirby Chambliss
Thanks for joining us for the Live Blog from Rio de Janerio. Scroll down to see our reporters in action and follow the live timing screen. We'll be joined by Red Bull Air Race pilots and their teams.
Photos: Red Bull Air Race Rio de Janerio
Results of Rio de Janeiro Training Session #3
Results of Rio de Janeiro Final Training Session
Episode 31: Red Bull all The Way from Plane Crazy Down Under
...Fortunately Steve was well & truly up to the task and managed to capture a few interviews while he was there. First up in this episode we have Steve's summary of the race, including his interview with Hannes Arch, the press conference at the end of the race and a collection of content from the Red Bull Media Pool.
After the break we get to hear a great chat with Nigel Lamb recorded while he was in Rio getting ready for the third race. We learn about how he flies the race and just what benefit he is getting from those amazing winglets....
Results of Rio de Janeiro Training Session #3
Results of Rio de Janeiro Final Training Session
Episode 31: Red Bull all The Way from Plane Crazy Down Under
...Fortunately Steve was well & truly up to the task and managed to capture a few interviews while he was there. First up in this episode we have Steve's summary of the race, including his interview with Hannes Arch, the press conference at the end of the race and a collection of content from the Red Bull Media Pool.
After the break we get to hear a great chat with Nigel Lamb recorded while he was in Rio getting ready for the third race. We learn about how he flies the race and just what benefit he is getting from those amazing winglets....
Updates from Blue Thunder Air Racing from www.bluethunderairracing.com
I must apologize for the March report being so late, I am going to make this the March and April 2010 update. I have been out of town so much of the time contacting companies trying to find a way to pay for this year's Blue Thunder appearance schedule.
In the February news I said we would have some flight test results to share with you but the flight test program is falling way behind because of unusually bad weather and a pair persistent fuel leaks. The leak we have been dealing with in the left wheel well has finally gotten so bad; I had to admit my failure of proper construction in the first place. I had to cut a large hole in the wing and do a proper job of fixing the fuel leak, then repair of the hole we cut.
With the fuel leaks repaired and improving weather, the flight test program is back with considerable vigor. We do a climb test on each flight from ...
Welcome to wacky races of 1910 - Fulham Chronicle
THE plane shown here being constructed in the hangar at Wormwood Scrubs belonged to the aviator Claude Graham-White, competing in the London-Manchester Aeroplane Race in April 1910 for a prize of £10,000.
On arrival at Wormwood Scrubs with his dismantled Henry Farman biplane on a lorry, 'immense crowds surveyed with awe its slender frame of varnished wood, its frail, linen-covered wings, its yards of piano wire, brass petrol tanks and gleaming Gnome engine'. ...
May 7 from Cut and Paste Aviation
... 1945 -- The German High Command surrendered unconditionally at Reims, effective May 9.
With that surrender, Air Tactical Command began Projects Green (devised to transport returning servicemen to the USA aboard returning combat aircraft."Homebound Airlines") and White, for personnel and aircraft to move 250,000 people and 5,900 aircraft from Europe and the Mediterranean theaters to the U.S. by September 1945. ...
Free flights for area youth May 15 - Red Bluff Daily News
The Experimental Aircraft Association in partnership with the Young Eagles program will give youth the chance to take a flight. Flights last between 20 and ...
Pilot helps local Cub Scouts take first flight - The Fort Leavenworth Lamp
Young boys in the community were given a chance to ride in an airplane above Fort Leavenworth April 30, thanks to a Cub Scout program.
Maj. Jeff Bouma, a member of the Battle Command Training Program staff who has served as an Army helicopter pilot, took Scouts aboard his personal aircraft for a short ride around northeast Kansas.
"The whole goal is just to get kids interested in something new — spark an interest in flight," he said.
Three Cub Scout troops participated — Troop 3165 from Lansing, Troop 3164 from Easton and Troop 3001 from Fort Leavenworth. Boys are in Cub Scouts from first grade to fifth grade, then can move on to Boy Scouts. ...
Pilot fo a Day at Barksdale AFB from AF.mil Photos
Pilot for a Day participant Eric Davis (right) listens as Navy Lt. Josh Lostetter talk to pilots in the cockpit of a B-52 Stratofortress as it flies over the runway May 1, 2010, at Naval Air Station Corpus Christi, Texas.
World's Largest Rocket Contest Blasts Off in May - AIA
AIA announced the top 100 student rocketry teams that will compete in the final round of the Team America Rocketry Challenge. The finalists include teams from 30 states and the U.S. Virgin Islands who qualified after months of preparation from a field of 669 squads and thousands of students.
The eighth annual TARC – the world's largest rocket contest – will take place Saturday, May 15, at Great Meadow in The Plains, Va. Qualifying teams of middle- and high-school students have the chance to earn $60,000 in scholarships and prizes. The TARC champion will also win the opportunity to compete internationally at an air show near London in July. ...
Some images of the LES abort test from High Power Rocketry
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