High-flying success at Al Ain Airshow 2011 The National - AL AIN // An estimated 60000 spectators craned their necks skywards for some gravity-defying moments of brilliance at the Al Ain Aerobatic Show this weekend ...
Flying Bulls in Bangalore after aerobatics in Egypt - Times of India | AVEX International Airshow at Sharm el Sheikh, Egypt, is the biggest Africa and Middle East aviation platform. Team leader Radka Machova told TOI from Czech ...
Air News On Port Elizabeth Air Show In South Africa,Aviation Appointments & Business Jets Super King Air Series 200,90,350i & Freighter B747-8 - 2012 Doomsday Predictions | Despite of bad weather the Air Show at Port Elizabeth shined. Making its public debut at the air show was South Africa’s first privately-owned WWII P-51 Mustag, aptly named “Mustang Sally.” However, this was not the only “first “for the event. Also making their respective debuts in the City was a South African Air Force (SAAF) Hawk, as well as a Fokker F28 owned by AirQuarius. ...
Centennial of Naval Aviation - Historical Photos - 57 new photos
Dragon Nose Airbrush Art.flv - YouTube | Birth of a Dragon - although I was there this is still amazing to watch how it was done ...
“Jackie Cochran with the Staggerwing Beechcraft she flew... from x planes
Palm Springs Air Museum took flight from dream to destination - The Desert Sun | The Palm Springs Air Museum was launched by a cadre of aviation buffs with a passion for old war birds. The founding fathers included Harold N. “Pete” ...
Miliitaire Luchtvaart Museum, Soesterberg (Netherlands) from Military Photos by D-Mitch | This is the second Air Force Museum I post photos after Museo del Aire in Madrid. Yesterday I visited the Militaire Luchvaart Museum in Soesterberg. It is a really good museum where someone can admire many aircrafts as well as their equipment. Planes, fighters and helicopters are in two huge halls and 5-6 of them in the surroundings of the buildings. The weather (as always in Netherlands) wasn't so good and I was a ...
Payerne in February from AirSpace
How long will it last still flying F-16; from fox2magazine | Soon, in a factory in Fort Worth, Texas, a veteran fighter will slowly tortured to death. The F -16 Block 50 will be in a process known to engineers as "the rack", which will continually pushed up and down the wings and fuselage have been bent. After several months, something important will break, and engineers should have the answer to a question that depends on all the fighters of the type of USAF and other users: How long will even fly the last F -16; ...
They are all Jet Assisted - Planeshots
Film covers family’s search for Air Force pilot from Air Force Times - News | ROYAL OAK, Mich. — When the telegram came in October 1965, the family of F-4C fighter co-pilot Air Force Lt. Martin Massucci began dealing with the dreaded news that he was missing in action on a reconnaissance mission about 79 miles west of Hanoi. ...
E-Fest February 12 & 13, 2011 • Champaign, Illinois | Get ready for the ultimate indoor flying event - E-Fest! Join us at the University of Illinois Armory on February 12th and 13th for the best of indoor flying!
"Oral Histories From the Pioneers of America's Space Program" from The Original Rocket Dungeon | These file present oral histories, in interview format, from some of the engineers responsible for our early manned space program including, but not limited to, Guy Thibodaux, Max Faget, and Paul Purser. ...
NASA funds Dream Chaser, commercial manned spacecraft from Photoblog | In this photo provided by NASA, Sierra Nevada's Dream Chaser spacecraft is seen as NASA Deputy Administrator Lori Garver talks during a press conference at the University of Colorado at Boulder on Feb. 5, in Boulder, Colorado. Sierra Nevada's Dream Chaser spacecraft is ...Shuttle operator may propose commercial flights - USA Today | By Michael R. Brown, Gannett Leaders of commercial space companies have been in Florida recently discussing potential operations that could be set up if ...
Kelly To Command Endeavor from AVwebFlash Current Issue | Astronaut Mark Kelly apparently agrees with NASA that the safest thing for the final flight of the final flight of the shuttle Endeavor is for him to command the mission. Kelly announced Friday he will leave the bedside of his severely injured wife Rep. Gabrielle Giffords to resume training for the left seat of the mission, which is scheduled to launch April 19. Kelly told ...
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