Tuesday, May 18, 2010

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Jones Beach Air Show on Memorial Day Weekend - About - Cities & Towns
On Saturday, May 20 and Sunday, May 30, 2010, you can watch the US Navy Blue Angels Jet team soar through the skies over Long Island as well as other ...

Great May Alabama Aviation Events Still to Come from Alabama Aviator - Aviation News
So many places to fly...so little time. The weekend event line up for May 22 covers the four corners of Alabama. From Guntersville to Tuscaloosa, over to Pell City and south to Wetumpka and Elberta; events range in diversity from an Annual Splash In to a Hot Air Balloon Race to a Young Eagles Event to a Grass Field Fly In. Highlights for next weekend promise something for everyone.  ...

Muskoka 2010 Air Show - Muskoka Girl
Muskoka 2010 Air Show; Thunder in Little Norway Air Show will thunder through the Muskoka Airport on July seventeenth and eighteenth to celebrate its seventieth anniversary of the Battle of Norway and the Battle of Britain; which were two major battles during the World War Two which actually help turn the tide of the war ...

2010 Royal Air Force Solo Hawk Display by Rob Vogelaar
The 2010 Royal Air Force solo Hawk Display is flown by Flt Lt Tom Saunders, a Qualified Flying Instructor (QFI) from No. 208 (R) Squadron, 4FTS RAF Valley.
The Hawk Display exists to promote the Royal Air Force at home and overseas. In 2010, Flt Lt Saunders is scheduled to attend over 45 air shows in front of an estimated 5 million spectators. ...

'The Last Time' plans record-setting DC-3 flight from General Aviation News
The world's largest reunion of Douglas DC-3s since World War II, dubbed "The Last Time", has appointed eight industry experts to assist in the planning for an historic and world record-setting formation flight. Not since D-Day in 1944 and the invasion of France have this many vintage aircraft planned to operate together in flight, organizers say. ...

Starflight - Fly in to the Windsor Red Bull Air Race - Red Bull Air Race
The Red Bull Air Race GmbH is pleased to announce the launch of the first Official Red Bull Air Race Starflight which will take place on the Red Bull Air Race Windsor weekend June 5 and 6.
The Red Bull Air Race Starflight will be conducted in close partnership with Windsor International Airport YQG which at the same time will be the host for the Red Bull Air Race Airport.
The highlight of this Starflight is that private pilots will land at the same airport from which the race operations are conducted for the Red Bull Air Race World Championship. ...

Air show highlights jointness from National Guard - Top News
Joint operations were underscored here this weekend as thousands of civilians gathered at the 2010 Joint Service Open House to get a closer look at the military's best aircraft and vehicles and the servicemembers who operate and maintain them...

Joint Service Open House Features MV-22 Osprey from Planenews Aviation News Portal
JOINT BASE ANDREWS, Md.: The MV-22 Osprey, one of the workhorse aircraft of the U.S. Marine Corps., was featured at the 2010 Joint Service Open House May 15, 2010, at Joint Base Andrews, Md. The Osprey is a multi-mission, military, tiltrotor aircraft featuring both a vertical takeoff and landing, and short takeoff and landing capabilities. It funcations as both a conventional helicopter and a turboprop aircraft.

May Stops for Aluminum Overcast - Fly the Fortress


The plan for getting back in the air after 'gyro in the lake incident' from Autogyro circumnavigation of the globe
Greetings again from Thailand! It's been just over a week since my unscheduled stop off began and I initially thought that was the end of my circumnavigation record attempt. Photo shows Norman 'suited, booted and rearing to go' at a Buddhist Temple near Nongprue, Thailand ...

Ladies Love Taildraggers – Warbird Radio LIVE! – Tuesday
TUESDAY – The ladies from Ladies Love Taildraggers join us to discuss their upcoming fly-in.   The big event kicks off August 13th and runs through the 15th at the Moraine Airport in Dayton, Ohio.  Judy Birchler and Susan Theodorelos will join us with all the details.  If you're a lady and love flying taildraggers tune [...]

"WASP IN THEIR OWN WORDS" from WASP & WINGS
CLICK BOOK TO SEE SAMPLE PAGES "WASP In Their Own Words, an Illustrated History"  This book is a labor of love, my extraordinary thank you to the WASP -- sharing what I have learned, much of it from WASP interviews with Wings Across America and my work online over the last 14 years.    It is also the most comprehensive, inspirational, ILLUSTRATED history book ever written about the WWII ...

AirPigz Podcast #11: Flight Journal Editor & Pitts Fanatic Budd Davisson by Martt
Budd Davisson has been writing about his amazing flying experiences for 40 years now, and he's still going strong!  He keeps busy as the Editor-in-Chief of Flight Journal magazine, a fabulous publication and website with an emphasis on aviation history, including detailed stories on aircraft, people and events from military aviation.
Budd also runs airbum.com, a website full of his pilot reports and photography from the last 40 years of his work as an aviation journalist.  It's a tremendous resource for all kinds of great avgeek info.
And if all that wasn't enough, Budd has been running a Pitts Special flight school for well over 30 years!  He ...

Acro Camp Updates on Facebook
Acro Camp is a documentary feature film that will capture the drama and excitement when four ordinary pilots converge on southeast Michigan this spring to fly aerobatics for the first time. Principal photography took place 12-16 May 2010.

Flying Tigers member first to visit Chennault museum from Flying Tigers News
MONROE -- Sam Jue was 16 in 1935 when he left his home near Hong Kong and came to America to join his father. Less than 10 years later he returned to China, this time as a part of a special group of soldiers requested by Gen. Claire Chennault to support his "Flying Tigers" air units fighting Imperial Japan. On Thursday, Jue became the first man who worked directly for Chennault to visit the Chennault Aviation and Military Museum in Monroe, according to museum board member  ...

USAF Museum Series: Part 8 from A mile of runway will take you anywhere
As I mentioned in a post last month, I was able to spend a couple more days at the museum in mid-April. I finally made it to the Presidential and R&D Galleries that are situated on an active part of the Air Force base. In addition, I took some new shots in the other galleries that I'll add to the series in the future. This post has photos from the R&D Gallery and the next one will contain Presidential Gallery aircraft - including SAM 26000, the airplane that carried JFK back from Dallas in 1963.

St. Louis Air Show Flashback: Holiday Inn/Coca Cola Pitts and Leo Loudenslager from
The Aero Experience
Early 1990s St. Louis Post Dispatch Promotional Photos for Fair St. Louis Air show. After an absence since 2005, the Air Show is returning to downtown St. Louis July 3-4, 2010.

Video: The last Hamilton from Letters from Flyover Country
One of the reasons my RV-7A project is taking so long to finish is because there are so many distractions on the field that grab my attention.
Today, for example, I could cut CAT tubing for the fresh-air vents on N614EF, or I could walk out to the taxiway to watch the 1929 Hamilton do an engine run-up and taxi at South St. Paul's magnificent Fleming Field. ...

Aviation Trivia of the Day by JP Santiago
In 1947 researchers at Wright-Patterson AFB in Dayton began investigations into the possibility of using missiles for bomber defense as the speed of jets and the weight of gun turrets made existing systems for bomber defense impractical. General Electric was the first to receive a USAF contract to pursue such studies, but soon transferred the work to Hughes where the missile developed didn't end up on bombers but on interceptors as the Falcon missile. McDonnell was next in 1952 to try and develop a jet-vane controlled defensive missile for the Convair B-58 Hustler, but the work was canceled in 1956. By that time, however, work began on the WS-110A project that would result in the North American XB-70 Valkyrie and more ...

Boeing's First Production Airplane Meets the Future of Flight in the Skies Over Puget Sound from The Aero Experience
EVERETT, Wash. The Boeing Company's (NYSE: BA) latest addition to its lineage of pioneering commercial airplanes, the 787 Dreamliner, on May 8 caught up to its ancestor, a Boeing Model 40, in the skies over Mount Rainier south of Seattle.
The fully restored 1928 vintage Boeing Model 40, owned and flown by Addison Pemberton of Spokane, Wash., is the only flyable Model 40 in the world and the oldest flying Boeing aircraft of any kind. The Model 40 not only is  ...

Spirit in the sky by Randy Tinseth
The first 787 Dreamliner, meets the Boeing Model 40, our first production commercial airplane, for an in-the-air rendezvous. Chief test pilot Mike Carriker flew ZA001 alongside the Model 40 at 12,000 feet for this shot. ...

May 17 from Cut and Paste Aviation
... 1919 -- The U.S. War Department ordered use of national star insignia on all planes.
1913 -- Domingo Rosillo flies from Key West in Florida to Havana in Cuba, in a Morane-Saulnier monoplane.
1900 -- French-born gliding pioneer Octave Chanute replies to a letter from the Wright brothers.

Starex 2010 – part 1 by David Cenciotti
From May 3 to May 13, 2010, Decimomannu airbase, in Sardinia, home of the AWTI (Air Weapons Training Installation) hosted the STAREX 2010 exercise. About 50 aircraft attended the operations that simulated an International crisis scenario. ...

Video: Stratos - The technology from Aerial Sports Feed
Red Bull Stratos has enlisted the most advanced engineering and technology of our time. We took a look behind the scenes to show you how Felix Baumgartner prepares for his mission to the edge of ...

Cancer survivor is once again ready to fly, ready to ride from Air Force Link Top Stories
One year ago, Senior Amn. Brian Petras was flying C-130 Hercules missions around the world. In less than a year, the flight engineer was diagnosed with cancer, underwent extensive surgery, recuperated, returned to all duties except actually flying in the plane and passed his physical fitness test with no score adjustments.
And he passed with just one foot.
At just 24 years old, Airman Petras is a Bloomsbury, N.J., native with 700 deployed flying hours from two deployments, and he's a cancer survivor. ...

AN-124 from FenceCheck Forums
Space shuttle Atlantis from AF.mil Photos
International Learn to Fly Day at Oshkosh in photos

Thunderbirds on the F-100 SuperSabre from TAKEOFF TUBE
US Navy Blue Angels – Joint Services Open House 2010-2 - flickr
Planes of Fame Airshow 2010 - Chino - 05/15/10 from FenceCheck Forums
Lockheed P-38 And North American P-51 Chino Air Show 2010 - AIRBOYD.TV


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