News reporter braves topsy-turvy flight for a truly unique view of the city - New York Daily News | Daily News reporter Jake Pearson sat in the front seat of Extra 300 L aerobatic aircraft as Lt. Col. John Klatt displayed his piloting skills. I thought the best way to see the Statue of Liberty was to catch a glimpse from the Staten ...Bethpage Air Show At Jones Beach Scheduled for Memorial Day Weekend - PRLog.Org | Civilian Performers: Sean D. Tucker – Team Oracle, John Klatt – National Guard Reserve, World Renowned Sports Aviator Mike Goulian, GEICO Skytypers, David Windmiller, and the American Air Power Museum Warbirds. This year's show will feature three ...
Southend Airshow this weekend - Thurrock Gazette | There will be a full afternoon's flying programme on both days from 2pm, so expect to see firm favourites again this year such as the RAF's premier display team, the Red Arrows, the daredevil Breitling wingwalkers and the RAF Falcons parachute team, ...
Great article on AirVenture Intl Visitors in July’s Air & Space Smithsonian mag! See it here: http://bit.ly/imLA2K #OSH10 #OSH11 #EAAModel airplanes hobbyists under attack at Muncie's Academy of Model Aeronautics? - Muncie Star Press | The problem, according to the FAA, is that, until recently, unmanned aircraft systems mainly supported military and security operations. But that is rapidly changing as interest is growing in a much wider range of uses, such as aerial photography, ...
Fisher P-75 Eagle Brochure from May 1944 from Military Photos by jzichek | A new article has just been posted at RetroMechanix.com presenting a very rare 51 page document on the Fisher P-75 Eagle: It contains numerous high resolution detail photos and drawings of this flawed but interesting aircraft, one of a handful of types powered by the mighty 24 cylinder Allison V-3420. Many of the photos are heavily retouched and portray an intermediate configuration between the original XP-75 and the final P-75A, retaining the Douglas-style tail of the former but having the bubble canopy of the latter. Ideal information for the modeler, historian, or general enthusiast wishing to get an in depth look at GM's failed foray into fighter aircraft design. -Jared'Celebrating Our Legacy' to honor Word War II veterans - Park Record | This Memorial Day, as the country remembers and honors our veterans, the Commemorative Air Force Utah Wing will hold it's own celebration at its hangar at the Heber City Airport. "Celebrating Our Legacy" will feature music, dancing, barbecue, ...
Seaplane Walkaround — Consolidated PB2Y Coronado from Travel for Aircraft | This flying boat is a behemoth and I was lucky visiting the National Naval Aviation Museum in Pensacola near the end of April. As luck had it, the Coronado had been moved from the restoration hangar to the main display building only the week before. This PB2Y is still under restoration but the fuselage and center wing section (sans engines) look to be in mint condition…New spaceship to take astronauts to astroids, Mars moons - Christian Science Monitor | New spaceship from NASA: a new spaceship based on an Orion space capsule is being re-purposed for missions to astroids and moons around Mars. New spaceship coming from NASA: an artist's rendering of the Multi-Purpose Crew Vehicle on a deep space ...
Episode 148 – Bits and Pieces V from Airplane Geeks Podcast by thegeeks@airplanegeeks.com (Airplane Geeks) This is another Bits and Pieces episode. Sometimes when we can’t record at our usual Sunday evening time, each of us contributes a segment which all get assembled into the show. This time we have: Dan and Benet Wilson, Pieter Johnson with Anthony ‘Jonny’ Johnson, The Australia Desk from Plane Crazy Down Under, David Vanderhoof interviews from AirPower over Hampton Roads, Ian Kershaw audio comments…
Skies the limit for Young Eagles - Timmins Daily Press - Ontario, CA - Local youngsters will have the opportunity take to the skies next month as the Young Eagles group hosts a day of airplane rides at the Timmins...
Today in Aviation History – May 25 from Calgary Recreational and Ultralight Flying Club by bikeal
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