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MCAS Miramar Air Show showcases Blue Angels, Golden Knights - Ramona Sentinel | Included will be the US Navy Blue Angels Flight Demonstration Team and the US Army Golden Knights Parachute Team. There will also be a demonstration by the Marine Air-Ground Task Force, showcasing the Corps' combat power. ...

REGION: Blue Angels to delight air show crowds - North County Times | The Blue Angels will perform during this weekend's air show at Miramar Marine Corps Air Stataion. FILE PHOTO HAYNE PALMOUR The Blue Angels, the US Navy's precision flying machines, will showcase this weekend's air show at Miramar Marine Corps Air ...

 

LiveAirShowTV Resumes Reno Coverage - PFLUGERVILLE, TX – SEPTEMBER 30, 2011 – LiveAirShowTV has resumed its coverage of the 48th Reno National Championship Air Races with Friday September 16th Race Report. “Many factors went into our decision to stand down following the crash of the Galloping Ghost” said LiveAirShowTV President Jeff Lee. “First off, we are not a breaking news organization. The broadcast media can get information out faster, and things were moving very fast that day. Second, we needed time to process what we had witnessed so that the information we presented in our stories was factual straight forward. Finally, we wanted to be sensitive to those who were directly affected by this tragedy.”  Prior to the Unlimited Gold race, there was a full day of racing action. The LiveAirShowTV team covered the races, news from the Pits, and sat down with Reno President and CEO Mike Houghton. This is the report that would have posted late Friday night.  LiveAirShowTV will be presenting more stories from Reno, as well as several air shows this fall including Wings Over Houston in two weeks. Watch for other news on our web site. Our Facebook fan page has several pictures from Reno and past air shows, as well as a weekly feature “This Week in Aviation History”. You can also follow us on Twitter. LiveAirShowTV continues to be the “Eyes and Ears of Aviation, Today!”

Holland Clinches Unlimited With "Unknown" – ASB | After capturing the gold medal for his billiant 4-minute freestyle routine at the World Aerobatic Championships, Rob Holland, clinched the U.S. Unlimited Championship with an impressive performance in the Unkown.  Going into the final competition Thursday, Holland was second in the "Known" and first in the "Free." He ended with a total of 10252.71.  Goody Thomas finished second with 10015.29 and Michael Racy in third with 9676.29. …

Airport Open House to Feature Captain "Sully" - Patch.com | The Open House is a free event featuring aerobatic performances, exhibits, food, a display of numerous aircraft, and entertainment for all ages. The Livermore Municipal Airport is located at 636 Terminal Circle, off Airway Boulevard from Interstate 580 ...

Waterloo Air Show 2011  by Summer Sortie | The city of Waterloo had their eyes to the sky this past weekend for the third annual Waterloo Air Show. This years flying show seems to have grown in quality and reduced in quantity and that is a good thing. Four military demonstration teams showed their skills with the SkyHawks, CF-18 Demo, F-16 Viper East Demo, and the venerable Snowbirds, each showcasing their mastery of the sky. On the civilian side were performances from Kent Pietsch, Mike Wiskus, Canadian Harvard Aircraft Association, Jet Aircraft Museum (CT-133), Vintage Wings of Canada (P-40N & F-86E), and Wayne Hadath (F1 Rocket)…

Airplane Pull Benefits Special Olympics - Centre View | Twenty-five — if participating in the 19th Dulles Day Plane Pull. The Sept. 24 fundraiser organized and hosted by the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority Police Department at Dulles Airport pits teams of 25 against each other to see how fast ...

29 September 2011 News Release  from Roadrunners of Groom Lake by TD Barnes, President Roadrunners Internationale | THE NEVADA AEROSPACE HALL OF FAME (NVAHOF)  CONTINUES ITS EDUCATION INITIATIVE WITH SEVERAL KEY EVENTS HERE IN LAS VEGAS | HENDERSON, Nevada – September 29, 2011 is Media Day to kick off several exciting events leading up to the March 2012 opening of the Atomic Testing Museum’s new exhibit, Area 51 Myth or Reality. NVAHOF Director, Thornton D. “TD” Barnes, MSGT Harry Martin, and retired USAF Lt. Col. Roger Andersen, all of Area 51 CIA …

Tuskegee Airmen return to Oct. Greenwood Lake Air Show - NorthJersey.com | Two of the last few remaining airmen alive today are returning to meet people at the Greenwood Lake Air Show on Oct. 22 and Oct. 23. Tuskegee Airman Eugene J. Richardson, Jr., of Philadelphia, Pa. will be at the Greenwood Lake Airport Air Show on Oct. ...

WWII Bombers Take Flight In Montrose - KJCT8.com | During WWII B-17s were used to bomb Nazi targets all over Europe. They held 10 men, 13 guns and 8000 pounds of explosives. "You can imagine the destruction it caused," Manhart says. There are only 50 B-17s left in the world, seven of which are still ...

Where never lark, nor eagle or old men have flown - Morehead News | That grand old plane and a B-25 Mitchell bomber have been on display for a week at your hometown airport. Now they are being ferried to another location for more guest flights and tours. You've been there each day from 9 am till 6 pm to answer dozens ...

Organizers of award honouring aviation trailblazer want more women to take flight - Winnipeg Free Press | Taylor has been selected as the 2011 recipient of the Elsie MacGill Northern Lights Award, a national award that recognizes outstanding women in aviation. THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO TORONTO - Roberta Taylor was the daughter of two pilots, and on her way to ...

'A woman in a man's world' - AOPA Pilot | Successful women in aviation professions discussed both the people who inspired and encouraged them and the determination that carried them through in the seminar “Inspirational Women in Aviation” at AOPA Aviation Summit Sept. 23. ...

DeFuniak FL’s Shooting Star — DENIED!  from Travel for Aircraft | The post which published two days ago is about a sister to this Lockheed T-33 Shooting Star. These two aircraft are less than 25 miles (40km) apart and mounted identically but could hardly be displayed differently. The T-33 in Florala AL is easily approached by the public and meant to be seen, touched and admired by visitors to a popular park. This T-33 in DeFuniak Springs FL lies behind a security fence at the local airport, so regular people cannot see it except through the fence, and has a sign meant to be viewed at arm’s length — not the room’s length that is from the fence! This aircraft is in storage, not on exhibit!

Youth Eagles Program Helps Kids Soar – WCTV | Thanks to the Young Eagles Program, this plane alone has taken up 611 kids to have a small piece of the experience. The Experimental Aircraft Association introduces young people to the aviation industry. Kids ages eight to 18 get the opportunity to ...

Today in Aviation History – September 30  from Calgary Recreational and Ultralight Flying Club by bikeal