We will have TWO Air Show sessions. One will continue through the afternoon, and after a bit of a break, we'll have the rare treat of a spectacular TWILIGHT AIR SHOW! This show starts around 6:00 pm (we have to wait for it to start getting dark, of course!) and is a very special and rare opportunity to see amazing aerial performances right alongside the beauty of a Space Coast sunset. DON'T MISS THIS!
Waterloo Air Show from Calgary Recreational and Ultralight Flying Club
Waterloo Air Show in Ontario, will occur on August 20 & 21, 2011. We will be having the Snowbirds, CF18 Hornet Demo, Mike Wiskus, Kent Pietsch, the Harvards, and others. We’re really excited about putting on a great show this year for those in southern Ontario and anyone else who wishes to join us from afar. ...
Search and Rescue From Past to Present - Centennial of Naval Aviation Newsletter
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Women On The Warpath (1943) – Inside The Willow Run B-24 Plant from AIRBOYD.TV
Retired air base vets stay focused on landing C-141 in San Bernardino - Redlands Daily Facts
SAN BERNARDINO - Retired Air Force Master Sgt. Ed Jeffries is back up in the air.The 83-year-old San Bernardino veteran calls it Cloud Nine.
Jeffries and his "old crew dogs" of the 63/445 Norton Veterans Group are focused on a particular four-engine jet cargo plane and their plan to bring it to San Bernardino.
The nonprofit group has been working for two years to get the first 40 feet of a rare C-141 aircraft transported from Tucson's Davis-Monthan Air Force Base to the former Norton Air Force Base as a memorial honoring both service members and civilians who served aboard the cargo plane and at Norton. ...
Enola Gay Cockpit from Pilots of America Message Board
Here's an interesting view of the office space of the B-29 Enola Gay.
Go to full screen, the button on the right end of the controls and pan around. Quite a busy place. It chills me to think how incredibly young these pilots were. And how few hours they had when handed over the keys to such a monster. Paul Tibbets had a bunch of time, but the average line pilot only had a few hundred hours total time. ...
Douglas C-124 Globemaster II – ACDelco Commercial from AIRBOYD.TV
de Havillland D.H. 82 Tiger Moth from You Fly, Girl
Aviation and Space Museum to close for facelift - CBC.ca
The Canada Aviation and Space Museum in Ottawa is open New Year's Day, but will then close for a month for renovations. The closure will allow workers to ...
Rules of Engagement from Airspeed by Stephen Force (Steve Tupper)
As Airspeed completes its fifth year and with its 200th episode within reach, I thought it’d be a good time to go a little meta. This episode is a reading of the Airspeed FAQ and Rules of Engagement. It answers a lot of questions that audience members have about me and the show and lets you in on some of the behind-the-scenes machinations. ...
From Evan Flies
Hi Everybody!
Sorry we didn't send out Holiday cards this year.
I've been really busy with school this year but I did get a couple of cool interviews over Thanksgiving and Winter break
I finally was able to get together with my friend, and amazing aerobatic pilot, Vicky Benzing and do an interview
My dad and I went to Coast Guard Island in Alameda and got to tour the new USCG Cutter Waesche
I got to interview the super nice USCG helicopter pilot LTJG Matt Kroll
My dad also wants you to know about Kiva where he makes small loans to people all around the world
He also goes here every morning when he drinks his coffee and reads the news. Hunger site he clicks to donate food, books, etc. it's free!
I hope you have a great 2011!
Evan, Tim, and Lisa
A pilot was showing his son the effects of headwinds and ...
Reaching for the sky - Brattleboro Reformer
BRATTLEBORO -- Derek Sargent, of Guilford, was fascinated with aviation at a very, very young age.
"I’ve wanted to be a pilot ever since I saw an airplane for the first time," he said.
The childhood memory of being 7-years-old and going up in a plane at an air show has stuck with him all these years. It was the first time he was ever allowed to "fly" a plane.
"The pilot let me fly for five seconds when we were up there, which was really cool," Sargent said. ...
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