Bonhomme keeps lead - Cambridge News | Paul Bonhomme held on to top spot in the Red Bull Air Race World Championship despite having to settle for bronze in the latest round in Rio de Janeiro, ...
Andy's First Flight - Aviation Airshow Air Race Photography Discussion from http://www.aafo.com/ - Andy Chiavetta has been working hard on his own design homebuilt since shortly after he started on Darryl's 33, over the weekend it finally flew. They put together a video for youtube, check it out here. The website for the airplane is here. Congratulations Andy!!
Turn and burn: Airshow heaven by Nigel Blake - A great weekend that made a big change from an intensive month of bird photography, the first shot is of the beautifully preserved Westland Lysander at the Shuttleworth collection, flying in the evening airshow, this and many more can ...
Air show one you won't want to miss - New Bern Sun Journal | Sure, they'll be plenty of aerobatic feats, military demonstrations and the Navy's Blue Angels, the show's featured performers. ...
Sabre Jet Flies at Planes of Fame - WHAT: We present eyewitness accounts facilitated by a discussion panel of experts and a flight demonstration featuring the F-86 Sabre. Members are entered into a raffle for a flight in the Birddog. This F-86 Sabre is additionally flown in formation with the USAF's most modern jets for their HERITAGE FLIGHT air show team demos!
Warbirds from Neptunus Lex by lex | There is something about old metal that stirs hearts young and not so young. Who among us would not want to put the spurs to an F-4U Corsair, if he had the chance? Or a Jug, or P-51? Sometimes you get the chance to turn vast quantities of ancient dinosaur into thrusties. It's easy to forget that elder aircraft come with elder risks…
Warbirds arrive - Santa Maria Times | A B-17 Flying Fortress, a P-51 Mustang, and a B-24 Liberator - part of The Collings Foundation's Wings of Freedom tour - were scheduled to arrive Monday but ...
Ash cloud Cessna engine damage conspiracy dispelled from Flight International by Michael | A quick blog post to dispel some ash cloud-related rumors which are spreading like wild fire at the moment. The following images were taken of a German registered Cessna Citation Jet (D-IEFA), which suffered an uncontained event in the left engine during a flight from Stuttgart to Bremen. The aircraft returned to Stuttgart and landed without incident. They're doing the rounds via email at the moment purporting to be the result of the aircraft flying through the ash cloud. That is not the case. This NTSB report features the date of the incident - 1 March 2010 - and clearly puts this at least four weeks before any ash cloud disruption occurred.Sarzana Luni airport from David Cenciotti's weblog - the most visited Italian Aviation Blog by David Cenciotti | The following images were taken by Matteo Marianeschi during a recent visit in Luni Sarzana, airport where the 1° Nucleo Aereo, 1° Sezione Volo Elicotteri of the Guardia Costiera (CP, Italian Coast Guard) and the Maristaeli Luni Sarzana with the Gruppi 1 and 5 of the Marina Militare (Italian Navy)…
phillyman: The Air Show by Tom and Tara Lyman - Do you know that we love the Air Force Air Show....or whatever they call it. We went down to Maryland this last weekend and had the time of our lives. The entire thing was free. The kids got to ride a bus, see real live air planes ...
CAF plans meeting - Odessa American | A meeting planned for June 4 is designed to heal some of the wounds created during recent tensions within the Commemorative Air Force, ...
Museum lets you soar through aviation photos online - La Jolla Light | The San Diego Air & Space Museum in Balboa Park launched what could be the largest online collection of aviation images in the world. By using Flickr.com, ...
A4H at the STS-132 Shuttle Launch from Astronauts for Hire by Astronauts4Hire | Astronauts4Hire Brian Shiro, Amnon Govrin, and Ryan Kobrick witnessed the final flight of the Atlantis orbiter as it thundered into orbit from the NASA Kennedy Space Center on May 14, 2010. Govrin and Kobrick viewed the spectacle from the Vehicle Assembly Building as part of the NASA STS-132 Tweetup, and Shiro was on the West Causeway with some of his former MDRS crewmembers…
Sinful Sunday - Here It Comes! From Nordo News by Rich Davidson - The first Sinful Sunday of the year will be June 13th. | If you've never been to one of these, you are really missing out. Created originally as an alternative to pancake breakfasts, Sinful Sundays have turned into much more. Held the second Sunday of June, July, and August, these events started out as small gatherings with ten planes being the highest turnout the first year. Last year though, this event averaged over fifty aircraft with the largest one attracting 100 planes. That's pretty amazing considering the event is officially held from 12-3 or until we run out of ice cream. But there's more; like last year, this year we will have sandwiches available from 12-2 with the ice cream actually being served from 1-3…Save the Day: July 10 -- Anderson Indiana Airport's 50th Anniversary from You Fly, Girl by Cathy Gale | Press release: Airport-adjacent camping, fuel discounts, free pilot breakfast – Anderson Indiana (KAID) wants to make pilots feel especially welcome as the airport celebrates its 50th anniversary on Saturday, July 10. All the details about this fun day – with events for the entire family – are found in the attached press release. Additional details, like pilot info about our ILS, tower hours, fuel prices (including no-ethanol premium mogas for our LSA friends) are available at www.cityofanderson.com/airport Don't forget the specials for pilots traveling to Oshkosh later in July (and home in early August)! Stay tuned for details…
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