Wednesday, July 7, 2010

Indy Transponder 07-JUL-10 1000z


Pensacola Beach Air Show ready to fly - Pensacola News Journal | Get ready to witness exhilarating stunts and heart-stopping maneuvers at the Pensacola Beach Air Show, July 9-10. The Navy's flight demonstration team, ...

As Blue Angels fly in, oil clearing out - Pensacola News Journal | They're the planes of the Blue Angels and they're back to save the day. Or maybe three or four days, if beach businesses are lucky. ...

Blues Week: Schedules, pictures, news all week - Pensacola News Journal | Red, White & Blues Week kicks off today, leading up to the Blue Angels' annual Pensacola Beach Air Show. The celebration kicks off with tonight's bands on ...

Williamtown airshow set to thrill - Port Stephens Examiner | ALL eyes will be cast upward following confirmation the RAAF's annual airshow will be held in skies above Port Stephens. The annual two-day spectacular, ...

Three greens: Air show 2010 by Yann - Saturday and sunday, took place the air show 2010 of Beauvechain. I was present, and this means I assisted for the first time at an air show. It was fantastic ! We saw several aerobatic teams such as the Royal aerobatic Moroccan team ...

Skydive over Mojave Desert image - The quest for the supersonic skydive (photos) - CNET News - View Skydive over Mojave Desert image in CNET News' 'The quest for the supersonic skydive (photos)' slideshow - CNET News takes your mind off the day to day and brings you supersonic!

Best of day 14: Turning around over Death Valley from Flying Across America | We're back to mountains and desert. Today's flight from Santa Maria to North Las Vegas ended up in being the longest flying day since we started this adventure. 5h35 of flight, and we crossed Death Valley three times… The departure out of Santa Maria was IFR to get on top of a solid overcast layer. The tops were at 2.000 feet and we then had crystal clear skies…

Best of day 15: Crazy Las Vegas from Flying Across America | Our day in Las Vegas started very smoothly. After flying 5h35 the day before, we eventually had the opportunity to get a long night of sleep. We had two points on our agenda: a TV interview and having N512R cleaned by Clear Skies Aircraft Cleaning and Polishing. One of our supporters in Vegas picked us up at the hotel at 11am, and drove us to the airport for the interview with KTNV. We spent the morning at the airport, preaching for General Aviation in front of the camera, and then talking about aviation while N512R was cleaned. After that we visited the Nellis Air Force base, which is one of the largest in the country…

Flying Musicians to play at AirVenture - AOPA Pilot | Ravi also appeared on AOPA Live at Sun 'n Fun 2010, where he talked about drawing the outside public into aviation. Musicians will perform in front of the ...

FBI Suspects Notorious Teen In Another Airplane Theft from AVwebFlash Current Issue | Colton Harris-Moore, a 19-year-old accused of stealing several airplanes since leaving a group home near Seattle in 2008, is now suspected in the theft of a Cessna Corvalis that went missing from its locked hangar in Indiana and showed up in the Bahamas on Sunday, more than 1,000 miles away. The airplane was ditched in shallow offshore waters around 7 p.m., but when emergency workers arrived, there was nobody inside and no sign of injury. Harris-Moore has become something of a celebrity on Facebook. He never took lessons and apparently taught himself to fly using manuals and flight simulators. He's also suspected of stealing several speedboats and luxury cars, which together with the airplanes total about $3 million in value. FBI Special Agent Steven Dean said the teenager has "turned from a regional nuisance into an international problem, if that is in fact him," according to The Herald-Times, of Everett, Wash. "We want to get him," Dean said. The FBI on Tuesday offered a $10,000 reward for information leading to Harris-Moore's arrest. Bahamian police told the Herald-Times that about 11 hours after the Corvalis was ditched in the waters off the island of Abaco, a house on the island was broken into and a vehicle parked there was stolen.

United States - Iowa - Quad City Airshow 2010 - Davenport - 06/26/10 from FenceCheck Forums - Slowly but surely finishing them up... slightly different view of the SE:

4th of July 2010 American air day Shuttleworth from Gary Watson's Posts - Stick and Rudder by Gary Watson | Had nice morning at Old Warden, to see the American 4th of July 'bash' , which brought some interesting US types to the event. Here are some of the aircraft attending, up till lunch, when I headed 'up-north' to Tempsford and home after the Belgium visit, and a busy weekend…

Female pilot, war hero honored for accomplishments - Times-Georgian | Her husband, James Lawrence Drew, was one of those pilots, flying a B-17 in Europe while she was flying in the United States. The WASPs flew 60 million ...

'Sentimental Journey' on display in FD through Thursday - Fort Dodge Messenger | Lindsay McCormick said Tuesday's visit to the B-17 marked the first time she and her son had been close to any kind of plane. The two climbed inside and ...

VIDEO:B-17 flight over the Merrimack Valley - The Daily News of Newburyport | The Liberty Belle, a restored wartime Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress aircraft, will be flying over the Merrimack Valley this weekend, taking off from Lawrence ...

"Green" Solution Returns Historic Aircraft To Flight from AvStop » Number One Online Resource For General Aviation News | The High Sierra Squadron, Commemorative Air Force is operating and restoring two historic aircraft. They have partnered with eCycleBEST to promote the recycling of eWaste while at the same time raising necessary cash to support these two examples of aviation history. High Sierra Squadron has two classic and spectacular examples of World War II and Korean era aircraft under maintenance and restoration.

Battle of Britain prelude: the birth of the Luftwaffe Ernst... from x planes | Ernst Udet - First World War fighter ace, stunt pilot, barnstormer, movie star. In 1933, Udet amazed the crowd at the Chicago International Air Races, in his U-12 Flamingo, with an aerobatic display that included a dead stick landing, and picking up a handkerchief by his wing tip (videos here and here). By this time Udet had joined the Nazi party and returned from America with two aircraft - purchased with Third Reich funds - that would end up the inspiration for one of the Luftwaffe's most iconic and terrifying aircraft…

The flying boat that outperformed the Super Constellation from Plane Talking by Ben Sandilands | Farnborough Airshow 1953, and the Princess makes an appearance. One of those waves of video nostalgia that sweep across the world wide web has washed up a compilation of 'newsreels' of the Princess flying boat, built by Saunders-Roe in the UK in 1952…

Uncontrolled Airspace #193 "Finicky in the 10s" from Uncontrolled Airspace: General Aviation Podcast - Just go ahead and jump in to around 15 minutes on this one, to skip past the talk about security theatre and the Chicago River. We really do talk about some aviation in the ep: The ELT mess... What's to be done about the pilot shortage, and... Fifi will fly again soon. All this and more on Uncontrolled Airspace #193 "Finicky in the 10s"…

Episode 104 – Bits and Pieces II from Airplane Geeks Podcast by thegeeks@airplanegeeks.com - The guys were off enjoying the 4th of July holiday, but still managed to assemble an episode without actually speaking to each other. Dan and Courtney provide a little airline industry news and commentary, and Rob has an announcement about AirVenture 2010. David brings us some interviews he recorded at Mid-Atlantic Air Museum's World War II Commemorative Weekend. (See David's photos below!) Steve and Grant from the Plane Crazy Down Under podcast have their Australia Desk report. (That's Anthony with "the voice.")

Hoping for Space Shuttle, Seattle Museum Begins New Exhibit - Space.com ... US Air Force at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Dayton, Ohio; the Museum of Flight in Seattle; and the Intrepid Air & Space Museum in New York City. ...

A SpaceX documentary with frozen yogurt from RLV and Space Transport News | A 20 minute video by a SpaceX engineer about the company and the Falcon 9 launch can be seen at a yogurt shop in Jacksonville, Florida - and nowhere else: Rocket scientist and airline pilot use history-in-the-making to promote frozen yogurt store: A rocket scientist and an airline pilot are the owners of Mr. Yogato - jacksonville.com - July.5.10 (via Jeff Foust).

Aviation Trivia of te Day by JP Santiago - My blog posting yesterday about the Son Tay prison raid made mention of a Navy diversionary strike that allowed the raiders to sneak into North Vietnam nearly unopposed. One month before the Son Tay raid in November 1970, the main architects of the raid, Colonel Arthur "Bull" Simons and USAF Brigadier General Leroy Manor, visited Vice Admiral Frederic A. Bardshar…

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