Indy Transponder 06-JAN-2011 1130z

Here's the first pass at the trailer for Acro Camp, the upcoming independent feature film about ab initio aerobatic flight training. If you check out http://vimeo.com/18490760, you just might find a trailer for #AcroCamp . . .

Blue Angels visit today could pave way for show in Great Falls next summer - Great Falls Tribune ... the air show would be scheduled for this summer, and would feature the Blue Angels and many other military and civilian aerobatic acts. ...

21 Year old Girl youngest ATR Captain from PPRuNe Forums by cyrilroy21 | Bavicca Bharathi, has become the youngest commander in the world at the age of 21. The record was earlier held by captain Nivedita Bhasin of Indian Airlines who achieved it at the age of 23. The young girl from Marol, Andheri (East) flew her first flight IT 2439/2440 with Kingfisher Airlines (KFA) on December 29.Employed with Kingfisher Airlines (KFA) since July 2007, Bavicca flew an ATR-72-500 with more than 50 passengers on Bangalore-Hyderabad-Bangalore route… 21-year-old Marol girl youngest commander in the world - Mumbai - DNA

Stunning 360 Panorama: Cockpit View Of The B-29 Enola Gay by Martt |  If you're like me, anytime is a good time to experience an active 360 degree hi-res journey thru the cockpit of a World War II warbird... but for me, this is a really perfect time, especially when the airplane is the actual B-29 that dropped the first atomic bomb on Hiroshima, Japan…

Florida Flying And Aviation Attractions - Flying Tigers Warbird Restoration Museum. If you're a fan of vintage flying machines and their restoration, plan a stop at the Kissimmee Gateway Airport. This working museum displays and restores aircraft from the World War II through ...

Aviation-themed inn moves to Texas | General Aviation News by Meg Godlewski | If you have traveled to AirVenture by way of Iowa City, you've probably seen the Alexis Park Inn and Suites located at Iowa City Airport (IOW). Until recently, the inn was owned and operated by Jay and Mary Honeck. ...

Wings at Sea from Hiller Aviation Museum | Eugene Ely and the Centennial of Naval Aviation
By Jon Welte - A century ago, the world's navies relied on battleships to rule the seas. These giant floating fortresses of steel were built with great effort and expense by leading seafaring nations. Their size and power captivated the imaginations of millions and often influenced events ashore without firing a shot…

The Sad Tale of Mustang 9551 from PPRuNe Forums by Opssys | Premable: When finally reading through the spreadsheet Caz provided for the second Album on ex RCAF Mustangs. I found the Album notes included several incidents researched by an ex member of 424 (Auxiliary) Squadron RCAF. This is the first…

SBD glider - AOPA Pilot | Warbird operators like the Commemorative Air Force (CAF) do everything they can to minimize risk. They limit their flying to good weather, install modern ...

EAA Webinar Tells Story of Construction of Replica Bleriot XI from The Aero Experience by Carmelo Turdo | Fred Stadler, tonight's EAA Webinar presenter, described the construction of the Bleriot XI bis replica now on display at the EAA AirVenture Museum.  The webinar was recorded, and will be available for rebroadcast soon from the EAA website.  Upcoming webinars will include…

Sabreliner Corporation Perryville, MO Facility Readies Centennial Aircraft for Delivery
from The Aero Experience by Carmelo Turdo | Sabreliner Corporation's Perryville, MO facility made preparations today to deliver several more Centennial of U.S. Naval Aviation commemorative aircraft to the U.S. Navy.  Here are a few images of the ramp operations today.  Tomorrow's post will continue our exclusive coverage of ramp and flight operations.  Special thanks to the top-flight people at Sabreliner and the U.S. Navy for allowing us to be a part of this historic occasion!

Shuttle May Delay to Feb. 27, 2011 from Spaceports by jack@jackkennedy.net (JackKennedy) Space Shuttle Discovery is now undergoing modification of 34 support beams inside the Vehicle Assembly Building, called stringers, on the external fuel tank by Kennedy Space Center technicians leaving the vehicle with less chance to make its next launch window that opens Feb. 3. The next launch window for the much-delayed space shuttle STS-133 after that would open Feb. 27, 2011.

Red Bull Winch Sessions: Episode 1 from Aerial Sports Feed by Red Bull Staff | Get an introduction to the gear that powers Red Bull Winch Sessions, the series that explores what can happen when you combine high-powered winches with some of the world's most talented… Watch Video

Red Bull Winch Sessions: Episode 2 from Aerial Sports Feed | Red Bull Air Force team members Othar Lawrence and Chris Santacroce take a new approach to paragliding for Red Bull Winch Sessions. Watch Video

Red Bull Winch Sessions: Episode 4 from Aerial Sports Feed | The Red Bull Air Force takes another crack at Red Bull Winch Sessions, with Othar Lawrence, Chris Santacroce and Miles Daisher teaming up for more paragliding madness. Watch Video

Flying for Less: The Birth of PeoplExpress from Aviation Trivia of the Day by JP Santiago | For years Don Burr, a former mutual fund manager, and Frank Lorenzo had been inseparable since their early days as airline management consultants, long before they'd taken helm at Texas International…

Today in Aviation History – January 6 from Calgary Recreational and Ultralight Flying Club by bikeal