Memorial Day at the CAF Bring the B-25 Devil Dog and FREE Fun - Permianbasin360 | MIDLAND -- This Memorial Day, Mon., May 27, 2013, join the Commemorative Air Force (CAF) for a celebration honoring those who fought for our freedom. The event begins 11 a.m. at the CAF where families can see the B-25 Devil Dog and enjoy traditional...
Airshow To Return To Cape Girardeau - KRCU | Acrobatic aerial stunts and the roar of airplane engines will return to the Cape Girardeau Regional Airport this summer. The airport will host an airshow on Friday, June 28 and Saturday, June 29. This will be the first airshow in Cape Girardeau since 2010.
YARS announces plans for 2014 air show - Youngstown Air Reserve Station - Youngstown Air Reserve Station | YOUNGSTOWN AIR RESERVE STATION, Ohio -- The 910th Airlift Wing is planning to hose an air show here in late Summer, 2014. The purpose of the event is to thank the community for their support, build awareness of installation capabilities, ...
Their favorite week of the year… from General Aviation News | The folks at Calhoun Air Center in Texas have posted a video on their favorite week of the year…WOAW 2013.
New Orleans FBO hosts B-17 from General Aviation News | NEW ORLEANS – Hawthorne Global Aviation Services, an FBO at Lakefront Airport in New Orleans, will host the Texas Raiders, an authentically restored World War II B-17 Bomber owned and operated by the Commemorative Air Force, on the weekend of June 1-2....
Summer plans and Melissa Pemberton - Apron 6 | ...Below another pic from the Sanicole ’11 album. I had the luck to photograph in front of the crowd line, between the planes. It gave me some nice photo opportunities like this one: Melissa Pemberton ready to take the Extra 300 for a spin. I tried to be subtle with the HDR (except for the clouds).
A flight of remembrance - Canton Daily Ledger | This year was a special one for the Fly-in Drive-in as a B25 Mitchell Bomber performed its first show of Canton. The B-25 Bomber, the type of plane that had dropped bombs on Japan during WWII, was part of the Commemorative Air Force - Missouri Wing....
F-35B vertical takeoff video from The DEW Line by Dave Majumdar | At long last, Lockheed Martin
has released the video of the first F-35B vertical takeoff on 10 May. For whatever reason, NAVAIR and the F-35 Joint Program Office would not clear this for release at the time of the event... Mc Donnell Douglas YC-15 (part 4) from The Lexicans | In January 1978, the same day the AMST program ended, the C-X (cargo experimental) program began. The CX program was needed because formulation of the Pentagon’s RDF (Rapid Deployment Force) in the late 1970s. CX would serve as RDF’s airborne transport. In short CX combined the roles of strategic and tactical airlifters...
Video: X-47B touch and goes onboard USS George H W Bush from The DEW Line by Dave Majumdar | The Northrop Grumman X-47B unmanned combat air system demonstrator (UCAS-D) made its first touch and go onboard the aircraft carrier USS George H.W. Bush (CVN 77) on 17 May.
Hot air balloons collide in Turkey - CNN | One person was killed and at least 18 were injured when hot air balloons collided in mid-air in Turkey.
CAP cadets headed to Air Force Academy from Headline News - Civil Air Patrol | NEW MEXICO/NEW JERSEY -- Hanson Oxford, a cadet in the Socorro Composite Squadron of Civil Air Patrol New Mexico Wing, and Stefan Curcic of the New Jersey Wing’s General Jimmy Stewart Composite Squadron, based in Sayreville, have received and accepted appointments to the U.S. Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colo. Oxford, a cadet captain, and Curcic, a second lieutenant, will begin their Air Force Academy training in June.
Mich. teens get to experience the thrill of aviation from Headline News - Civil Air Patrol | MICHIGAN -- Eight area teens experienced the thrill of aviation, through orientation flights with Civil Air Patrol at Abrams Municipal Airport in Grand Ledge. The cadets’ hour-long flights in single-engine Cessna aircraft introduced the cadets to the science that makes flight possible. They learned about navigation, weather, aircraft instruments, flight maneuvers, and more. While aloft, the cadets got to handle the controls, during the non-critical stages of the flight.
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