Even if Blue Angels grounded, Seafair will have a jet team - The Seattle Times | Even if Blue Angels grounded, Seafair will have a jet team. Seafair is in talks with the California-based Patriots Jet Team 
to ensure fans here will see a precision aerobatics show, even if federal budget cuts ground the Navy's Blue Angels...
Patriots Jet Team - Official Site
Pensacola Beach restaurant owner pledges $10K for Blue Angels beach show - Pensacola News Journal | Shaggy's restaurant co-owner Ron Ladner has pledged $10,000 to help the Santa Rosa Island Authority keep the Blue Angels flying on Pensacola Beach in July, if the Navy flight demonstration team's show is canceled because of sequestration budget cuts.
Great State of Maine Air Show has been cancelled - Press Herald | The Department of Defense has decided to end all aerial demonstrations, including flyovers, jump team demonstrations, and participation in civilian air shows and military open houses as of April 1. If the air show had been held, it would have showcased ...
EAA Announces 2013 B-17 Spring-Summer Tour Schedule from EAA - The Experimental Aircraft Association | EAA's B-17 Aluminum Overcast will return to the sky on April 25 at Zamperini Field in Torrance, California, kicking off the 2013 Experience History national tour. Torrance is first of more than 30 stops this year, following a long winter of maintenance work, repairs, and general TLC for the classic World War II bomber.
Commemorative Flyover Planned for Meigs on Easter Sunday from EAA - The Experimental Aircraft Association | The dates March 30-31, 2003, are infamous to pilots, especially those who loved the former Chicago lakefront airport known as Merrill C. Meigs Field (CGX). During those overnight hours 10 years ago this weekend, Chicago's mayor, Richard M. Daley, achieved his long-held goal of closing the airport when he illegally ordered bulldozers to carve large X's into Meigs' Runway 36.
AIRSHOW NEWS: RAF Chinook Display Team Announced from Flightline UK - UK Airshow News | From the RAF Chinook Display Team Website |The 2013 RAF Chinook Display Team has been announced. The Team is back after an award winning 2012 season and ready to put on the best display yet.
A beaut of a Scoot(er) from Flight Image of the Day by Dominic PerryIf this shot of a stunningly
restored and US Navy-liveried Douglas A-4 Skyhawk (also nicknamed the 'Scooter') doesn't take you back several decades, then nothing will. The image was taken at the concisely-titled Valiant Air Command Tico Warbird Airshow on 22 March....
Vintage Aviation Posters - Planeshots
VIDEO: $1000000 Challenge For Salina Air Museum - KSAL | The Wings Over Salina Air Museum is still in the design phase and is several years away from construction. The museum will be dedicated to the past, present and future of Salina area aviation. From the first time an aircraft graced the Salina skies to ...
'Ticket to Ride' the One-Day Soyuz to ISS from Spaceports | NASA astronauts Bob Behnken and Mike Fossum explain how a one-day trip to the International Space Station on Russia's Soyuz space capsules work....
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Thursday, March 28, 2013
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Friday, August 24, 2012
Airpower Over the Midwest Air Show, is back at Scott AFB
Airpower Over the Midwest Air Show, is back at Scott AFB,
featuring the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds! The 2012 air show marks the 95th
Anniversary of Scott AFB, as well the 65th
Anniversary of the Air Force.
Scott AFB started as a humble aviation station pre-World War II
has blossomed during the years with a variety of missions to include flying
training, radio operations, aeromedical evacuations. Now the 375th AMW supports
30 tenant units that include major commands for the Army and Air Force as well
as the DoD.
It's been six years since the Thunderbirds performed at Scott, and
many spectators are looking forward to see their amazing, high speed
performance!
Joining the Air Force's high-powered, precision performance team are the U.S. Special Operations Command's Para-Commandos. The B-2 SPIRIT is also scheduled for a flyover.
Joining the Air Force's high-powered, precision performance team are the U.S. Special Operations Command's Para-Commandos. The B-2 SPIRIT is also scheduled for a flyover.
From our past experience attending air shows at Scott we can
highly recommend this event; every one we have dealt with were not only very
professional but were friendly, showing great mid-western hospitality.
Make sure you attend the air show that gives you the opportunity
to meet your servicemen and women who will gladly explain and demonstrate the
missions of the United States Armed Forces. These are America
Monday, July 2, 2012
F-16s and B-52 Added as Flyovers at the 2012 Vectren Dayton Air Show
Dayton, Ohio – This weekend the Vectren Dayton Air Show Presented by Kroger takes to the sky on July 7 & 8 at the Dayton International Airport. Today Air Show officials announced the addition of two flyovers at the 38th annual event that will headline the US Navy Blue Angels. Each day, two 
F-16 Fighting Falcons will perform a flyover and the mammoth B-52 Stratofortress will flyover on Saturday only.
The highly maneuverable F-16 Fighting Falcon is a compact, multi-role fighter aircraft that has proven itself in air-to-air combat and air-to-surface attack. While sleek in size, the F-16 is no light-weight in strength. Being fully loaded with fuel, the Fighting Falcon can withstand 9 G’s (9 times the force of gravity), which exceeds the capability of other current fighter aircraft. The F-16s appearing at the Vectren Dayton Air Show hail from the 112th Fighter Squadron of the 180th Fighter Wing at the Toledo Air National Guard Base.
The longest-serving bomber in U.S. military history, the Boeing B-52 Stratofortress will be hard to miss in the Air Show sky. First flying in 1952, the massive B-52 sports a 185-foot wingspan complete with eight jet engines. With a gross weight of more than 480,000 pounds, the Stratofortress is affectionately called “BUFF”, short for Big Ugly Fat Fellow. Interestingly, the concept for the B-52 was developed in Dayton during an October weekend in 1948. After an exhaustive weekend of work at the Hotel Van Cleve in Dayton, the Boeing engineers presented a plan that Monday which is essentially the same B-52 spectators will see at the air show. With its long lineage, some of the B-52’s flown by Air Force pilots today are the grandchildren of early B-52 pilots. The Saturday B-52 flyover in Dayton will come from the 93rd Bomb Squadron, of the 307th Bomb Wing at Barksdale AFB, Louisiana.
Other Air Show performers include the USAF Heritage Flight, a historic formation flight with an F-4 Phantom and a P51 Mustang; the Sea Harrier, a vertical takeoff and landing jet aircraft; TORA TORA TORA, an emotional reenactment of the bombing of Pearl Harbor complete with pyrotechnics; Michael Goulian, an acclaimed, high-energy aerobatic performer; P51 Quick Silver, a beautifully restored WWII fighter; Gene Soucy Air Shows, barnstorming and wing walking at its best; the Misty Blues, the world’s only all-woman skydiving team; and the A-4B Skyhawk, a Vietnam-era jet fighter.
Get discount general admission tickets now for the Saturday or Sunday show at over 100 Kroger stores in the Dayton-Cincinnati region. Specialty seating available at www.daytonairshow.com.
Tuesday, December 28, 2010
Indy Transponder 28-DEC-2010 1130z
2011 Air Festival set to roar into Bournemouth - Bournemouth Echo | Two members will be going to the European Airshow Convention in February in a bid to bring more international teams to the event. Last year the convention ...
Flyover will honour fallen pilot - Lismore Northern Star | Former RAAF and Australian champion aerobatic and race pilot, Matt Hall, is also hoping to join the formation. Mr Bienke's funeral will be held at St ...
Skydiving jumps to memorialize Alex Gilmer, pilot who died over Boulder - Daily Camera | "I hope people can come out and get a glimpse of the aerobatic world, whether it be piloting or flying parachutes," said Shayne Hatzenbuhler, a 22-year-old ...
Vietnam war pilot led Miramar's 'Top Gun' training - San Diego Union Tribune | Christopher "Boomer" Wilson, a 28-year naval aviator and Vietnam veteran, came by his nickname honestly. As a young pilot heading to the ...
Lion Cubs? Yeah, We've Got Lion Cubs, Too. from AirSpace by Allan Janus | Ever since our colleagues over at the National Zoo introduced their seven beautiful
lion cubs to the public, some of the staff here at the National Air and Space Museum have been feeling a bit envious. Yes, we have priceless historic artifacts like the 1903 Wright Flyer and the Spirit of St. Louis; but lacking a single lion cub or even a panda, we do have something of a cuteness gap – we simply can't compete with the Zoo when it comes down to Cute…
Saving the Spitfire from Military Photos by wotsnext | Forever associated with the RAF's victory in the Battle of Britain 70 years ago, the Supermarine Spitfire has secured an enduring nostalgic place in British aviation history. For BBC Radio 4's Today programme, presenter Evan Davis was shown around a workshop at Duxford in Cambridgeshire, where rusty remnants of the fighter aircraft are used to help restore old Spitfires to their former glory. BBC Audio slideshow .... http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-10955752 | http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-11004370
A sky filled with aircraft at the 1910 Belmont New York meet,... from Planeshots | A sky filled with aircraft at the 1910 Belmont New York meet, including (from the top): Orville Wright in the Baby Wright Racer (Model R); a Farman; Moisant in a Bleriot,; Latham in an Antoinette; and another Farman at the bottom…
7 Steps to REALITY in Event Promotions from Successful Event Promoting by Linda Sparks | Many events are organized and produced by volunteers, hobbyists, and a string of paid or trade contractors operating in small niches or silos. And…regardless of how great the cause or exciting the theme, there are always a lot of distractions. It's called Life! Whether the distractions are day jobs and family or conflicts and time warps the results are often the same…
The Recreational Aviation Foundation from Aviation News by carminemowbray | In Friends of Aviation, we are working with a lot of different aviation organizations, both nationwide and worldwide. What we seek is an increased cooperation between the different parts of the aviation community to push forward our common purpose; to keep the dream of flight alive and to enable the maximum number of people to experience what the freedom of flight is all about…
The Top 6 Spaceflight Stories of 2010 from SPACE.com | This year was a big one for spaceflight, with governmental agencies and the private sector alike marking many key milestones…
Astronauts4Hire Seeks New Commercial Astronaut Candidates from Astronauts for Hire by brian | Tampa, Florida – Have you ever wanted to be an astronaut? Do you have specialized scientific, engineering, or operational experience relevant to human spaceflight? Now is your chance to make your dreams come true! Astronauts4Hire is seeking candidates to expand its cadre of prospective commercial astronauts. Applications are due February 5, 2011 for full consideration in this selection cycle…
Team America Rocketry Challenge: Northside College Prep School Rocket Team from Calgary Recreational and Ultralight Flying Club by bikeal | Tomorrow's Future Rocket Scientists Are Flying Model Rockets NOW - Meet three uncommon young men… these guys, who could otherwise be out in the world creating the kind of havoc most teens are known for, ventured to the wilds of Virginia several months ago to show that they had the right stuff… along with hundreds of their equally rocket-oriented peers…
Today In Aviation History – December 28 from Calgary Recreational and Ultralight Flying Club by bikeal
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Saturday, December 4, 2010
Indy Transponder 04-DEC-2010 0100z
Blue Angels visit, discuss Evansville's big air show in June - Evansville Courier & Press
Sponsorships will underwrite the air show's $345000 budget, Stevens explained. Air shows will run from 11 am to 8 pm June 11-12 (a weekend), featuring both ...
Air Force: Iowa flyover may have been too low from Air Force Times - News
IOWA CITY, Iowa — Pilots who conducted a stunning military flyover before a University of Iowa football game last month may have violated a rule by flying that close to the ground without permission, an Air Force spokeswoman said Friday.
Rod Hightower's EAA (Part 2 of 3) from AVWeb Podcast - Podcast
EAA's new president Rod Hightower says he has a lot to learn about his organization and the industry as a whole before he presides over his first AirVenture in 2011. He spoke with AVweb's Russ Niles in the second of three installments.
Future air sports competitions all around the world by airsportstv
It’s Not Good Training Unless it’s Zero Degrees! from US Army Golden Knights
There’s an old adage in the Army: “If it ain’t rainin’, we ain’t trainin’!” Most take this to mean that the more painful the weather, the better the training…but Black Team would have gladly taken rain this morning. Instead, they awoke to temperatures in the high 20s and began training at 0400 hrs (4am for [...]
Time to Remember from Rob's Flying Adventures
Mark was a 30 yr veteran of the United States Navy and Navy Reserves. He retired as a Chief, and I was fortunate enough to walk thru the NAS Wildwood and NAS Willow Grove with him and talk about his service career where he was involved in aircraft maintenance. He served during the Vietnam Era, ...
Author to discuss WWI pilot Fred Zinn Monday - Battle Creek Enquirer
Fred Zinn, a Battle Creek native and local civic leader, was also a pioneer in aviation history. During World War I, as a member of the Lafayette Escadrille ...
DC-3: The Tool That Forged an Industry from Hiller Aviation Museum
Wilbur and Orville Wright took aloft the world’s first successful airplane on a cold December morning at the dawn of the 20th century. Their achievement was remarkable, yet in the decades immediately afterwards the airplane struggled to find its place in the peaceful commerce of the world. Mechanical liability concerns, ...
Homely and Nearly Indestructible - WSJ
An endlessly adaptable airplane that revolutionized travel and was a wartime stalwart.
... To those of us who love old airplanes, however, the red-white-and-blue tanker spraying dispersant across the Gulf looked rather like a DC-3, the homely, nearly indestructible, 21-passenger airliner rolled out by the Douglas Co. in 1935. And so it was: The Basler Co. retrofits old DC-3's with gas turbine engines, five-bladed propellers, modern instruments and other refinements to increase their speed and service life. ...
Alabama Aviator Icon Floyd McGowin Jr Gone West from Alabama Aviator - Aviation News
-CHAPMAN AL- Norman Floyd McGowin Jr, a highly regarded aviation supporter and accomplished pilot departed December 1, 2010 and has Gone West. As early pioneers, the McGowin family founded a lumber business in Chapman that grew to one of the largest industries in the state.
McGowin, an FAA certified Master Pilot, completed over fifty years of flying with more than 13,000 hours in 58 ...
Col. Neel Kearby's ambition was to become a fighter pilot; not just a pilot, but the one with the most kills, the "ace of aces." On one of his missions in the Pacific Theater, he showed his daring and superior flying skill by shooting down six enemy aircraft against insurmountable odds. For this mission, he was awarded the nation's highest military honor, the Medal of Honor. (U.S. Air Force illustration)
During Operation Tidal Wave, the most highly decorated military mission in U.S. history, Gen. Leon W. Johnson was the leader of a group B-24 Liberators that took off on an 18-hour, 2,400 mile round trip mission to destroy the largest Nazi-held oil refinery at Ploesti, 30 miles north of Bucharest, Romania. Five Airmen, including General Johnson, earned the Medal of Honor that day in 1943. (U.S. Air Force illustration)
Women in Aviation Honored at Kitty Hawk from Alabama Aviator - Aviation News
-Women in Aviation will be honored by the First Flight Society by dedicating one of the pillars in the Century of Flight Monument to Women in Aviation. This dedication will take place during the activities surrounding the week of December 17, 2011.
"This is an incredible honor for women pioneers throughout aviation history." said WAI President Peggy Chabrian. "And I will be ...
Here's an update on the article we ran on Dan Cherry's reunion with the MiG-21 pilot, Hong My, he shot down over Southeast Asia. The video gives a little more detail on how the two reunited in both Vietnam and the United States. ...
Koga’s Zero from Neptunus Lex
... It was June 1942, seven months into the war, the outcome trembling in the balance. Flight Petty Officer Tadayoshi Koga lost oil pressure after a strafing run during the diversionary attack against Dutch Harbor in Alaska. He attempted to ditch his ...
“Never in the field of human conflict was so much owed by so many to so few” Winston Churchill
Flying Legends Airshow at Duxford, near Cambridge in the United Kingdom was held this year on 10 & 11 July. The annual event draws thousands of enthusiasts and spectators to this unique sort of airshow. Duxford is perhaps one the few airshows in the world jwhere original, restored warbirds can be seen gracing the air. ...
Last hurrah for the ‘Pig’ from www.ainonline.com
In a ceremony held at RAAF Amberley, Queensland, the Royal Australian Air Force retired its General Dynamics F-111 fleet on December 2. Affectionately known as the “Pig,” the F-111 served the RAAF from 1973 in the long-range attack and reconnaissance roles. It has been replaced by the Boeing F/A-18F Super Hornet, although the new fleet is not yet operational. ...
F-111: Goodbye, Farewell and Amen from Ares
WW II-era defense plants still rev up economy - Belleville News Democrat
It was followed by the Fairfax plant, which rolled out what was to be the first of 6600 B-25 Mitchell bombers less than three weeks after the Pearl Harbor ...
Oscar Reese - The Record-Courier
He was raised in Los Angeles, where he later later tested B-17 and B-29 airplanes for Lockheed Aircraft and then ferried airplanes to Canada during World ...
December 3 from Cut and Paste Aviation
Before we read all about this incredible woman, Emily has offered to become part of our December 5th Fly It Forward event, by taking women and girls on a helicopter ride! Because of the "huge" expense of operating this incredible machine, her company allowed her to take the helicopter, but they'll need $20 a passenger to help with fuel. She can take 3 people up at a time. This is a chance of a lifetime! Emily will be at Renton Airport from 10 to 4 pm.
Her job? She's a CFII, Tour, Photo, and Ferry Pilot for Helicopters Northwest, Inc.
Helicopters Northwest is based at Boeing field, but they have satellite offices at Gig Harbor, Bremerton and Paine Field in Everett. With 9 CFI/CFIIs and 65 helicopters, they offer in-house financing for up to the full cost ...
MILAIRPIX.COM Site Update!!
... The collection includes the world's only airworthy Supermarine Spitfire Mk XI, PL965, (G-MKXI), Hawker Hurricane Mk IIB, BE505, Curtiss P-40M Kittyhawk 210855 and North American P-51D Mustang "Jumpin Jacques", 472035.This was a fabulous day, it was cold and misty in the morning but luckily the mist cleared at around midday and just after 1PM Peter flew his P-51D Mustang "Jumpin Jacques" ;-)
This update contains around 110 unique images taken on the day.
December's Competition is now underway, for your chance to win a German Air Force Fiat G-91 Profile all you have to do is identify the 3 aircraft thumbnails on the Competition page.
May I also take this opportunity to wish my site visitors a very happy Xmas and a healthy and prosperous New Year.
I hope you enjoy the update, also, don't forget to add your entry to the guestbook and post some of your pictures on the Forum. Cheers, all the best, Roger
--- http://www.milairpix.com
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USAF Launches Eye-Popping Online Air Museum Tour - About - News & Issues
In case your travels do not take you near the world's largest military aviation museum at the Wright-Patterson AFB near Dayton, Ohio, the US Air Force ...
USAF Airmen of Note Glenn Miller Holiday Concert to Benefit Montgomery Area Food Bank from Alabama Aviator - Aviation News
-MAXWELL AIR FORCE BASE AL - River Region residents can help the Montgomery Area Food Bank by donating canned goods when they attend this year's Glenn Miller Holiday Concert.
The free concert will be held at the Montgomery Performing Arts Center at 7 p.m., Dec. 10. Tickets are not required. Canned good donations are encouraged, but not required for admission. Seating is first-come, first-serve. There is only one performance this year. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. ...
Heart of Excellence! from Heads in the Clouds - Women in the Air
Flying Free won the 2110 Heart of Excellence Readers Choice Award in the Strong Romantic Elements Category!
And the Ancient City Romance Authors (RWA Chapter in St. Augustine, Florida) sent me this gorgeous trophy. ...
To help sailors with a shift of its home base from California to Washington, the U.S.S. Nimitz aircraft carrier's hauling more than 400 private vehicles...
Witnesses to History: The End of the Space Shuttle - Patch
As NASA counts down to the final shuttle launches, three area residents - two from Naperville - play a role in documenting history through "The Last Shuttle" project.
Robert Goddard and the Smithsonian by The National Air and Space Museum
Former Secretary of the Smithsonian, Charles Greeley Abbot helped get the Space Age under way. In late September 1916, he received a letter from Robert Hutchings Goddard, a professor of physics at Clark University. “For a number of years,” the young academic began, “I have been at work upon a method of raising recording instruments to altitudes exceeding the limit of sounding balloons.” Four long paragraphs later, he finally revealed that he had been investigating rocket propulsion. ...
The U.S. Air Force's mysterious X-37B robot space plane returned to Earth today (Dec. 3) with a successful landing at Vandenberg Air Force Base in California before sunrise.
Air Force officials hailed the unmanned X-37B space plane's successful landing, though its mission remains shrouded in secrecy because of its classified nature. But Vandenberg's 30th Space Wing did not shy from snapping photos of the X-37B vehicle, known as the Orbital Test Vehicle 1. Take a look at those first photos ...
X-37B landing video from The Original Rocket Dungeon
NASA Targets Discovery and Endeavor Shuttle Launches in 2011 from Alabama Aviator - Aviation News
-From NASA- NASA managers have targeted space shuttle Discovery's launch for no earlier than Feb. 3 at 1:34 a.m. EST. Shuttle managers determined more tests and analysis are needed before proceeding with the launch of the STS-133 mission to the International Space Station. ...
5 Space Tourism Programs Likely to Launch Before Boeing - The L Magazine
Read a company profile from Spaceflight Now here, read a feature on their first two launches from The Smithsonian's Air & Space Magazine here, ...
Saturday, March 20, 2010
Indy Transponder 20-MAR-10 0300z
And they're off.... a round-the-world record attempt has begun from Flight International
Italian pilot Riccardo Mortara and Romanian Nicolae Buzaianu set off today at 06.30 GMT from Geneva on a mission to set the record for the fastest flight around the world. ...
Thunder In The Valley Air Show: Listen to live air traffic online for free - Columbus Ledger-Enquirer
SPECIAL TO THE LEDGER-ENQUIRER Pilot Gary Ward flies in his MX2, an aerobatic airplane that can travel up to about 240 miles per hour at level flight. ...
Warbird Radio At Thunder In The Valley Airshow! from WarbirdRadio.com
WARBIRD RADIO – Come say hello this weekend! Matt Jolley from Warbird Radio LIVE will be covering the Thunder In The Valley Air Show this weekend in Columbus, Georgia. The show features lots of world class flying and numerous warbirds…including Larry Kelley's B-25 Panchito. For a complete list of performers and show times use the [...]
WARBIRD RADIO – Come say hello this weekend! Matt Jolley from Warbird Radio LIVE will be covering the Thunder In The Valley Air Show this weekend in Columbus, Georgia. The show features lots of world class flying and numerous warbirds…including Larry Kelley's B-25 Panchito. For a complete list of performers and show times use the [...]
Eglin Air Force Base - Air Show 2010 from www.eglin.af.mil
The U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds will headline the 75th Anniversary Eglin Air Force Base Air Show will be held on the installation Apr. 10-11, 2010. Gates open at exactly 9 a.m. Any early airshow arrivals will be asked to wait or vectored away to ensure traffic flow continues. Gates will close to incoming airshow arrivals at 3 p.m. (30 minutes prior ot Thunderbirds show.)
A variety of aerial performers, static displays, and vendors will be presented. Links to acts, maps, schedules, etc. will appear below upon availability.
Bournemouth Air Festival 2010 launched - Bournemouth Echo
That's what the predicted 1.5 million visitors to this summer's 2010 Bournemouth Air Festival are being encouraged to do. Organisers, who launched Festival ...
Hannes Arch training in the Austrian Alps From www.redbullairrace.com:
SALZBURG, Austria - With the conclusion of the 2009 Red Bull Air Race season and a new world champion, the focus moves to the new pilots who will enter the ranks next year. Adilson Kindlemann, 36,...
Discover the excitement of flight at Family Flightfest - Oshkosh Northwestern
Bring the kids and grandkids to discover the breathtaking excitement of flight at EAA AirVenture Museum's Family Flight Fest Saturday an Sunday. ...
Sun 'n Fun Countdown - Plane and Pilot
Two items today as we gin up for the 36th annual EAA Sun 'n Fun Fly-In & Expo (that's the official handle - it's Sun 'n Fun for short).
The big show runs in Lakeland, FL from April 13-18.
Like EAA's Oshkosh AirVenture, you can float your flyin' boat with enough pure aviation overload to give you a hangover. Samples of everything that flies are there, so rock on, wing crazies!
-- Piper wasn't just blowing smoke when it said it would deliver PiperSports starting in ...
Super Hornets Head Down-under from Ares
RAAF crews are resting in Hawaii before continuing on towards Australia in the next few days with the service's first batch of Boeing F/A-18F Super Hornets. The crews have been working-up for the long-haul ferry flight by practicing air-refueling exercises at Naval Air Station Lemoore, Calif. Next stop will be Auckland, New Zealand, before finally reaching RAAF Amberley on Friday. ...
IN THE AIR WITH THE DESTIN WARBIRDS: Pilots say they are preserving history ... - Destin Log
"It's peaceful," said Charles DuPlantis, who took The Log flying with fellow Destin Warbirds Tim McDonald and Dr. Joe Carnley on Sunday. ...
World War II bomber radio operator will fly in B-24 again Monday - Caller.com
Corpus Christi real estate broker O.K. Smith, 85, will fly again Monday in a B-24 bomber more than 65 years after his last wartime mission on Dec. 12, 1944.
"It's a chapter in my life I'll always remember," Smith said, "especially walking along that bomb bay catwalk with wire cutters to cut loose live bombs that got stuck. You want to get rid of those suckers fast."
The B-24 Liberator bomber that Smith remembers from his 30 wartime missions is the same model as one of four World War II aircraft arriving March 22 at Aransas County Airport in Rockport for a three-day stay that offers plane tours and flights.
The Wings of Freedom tour features a vintage Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress, the B-24 Liberator, a P-51 Mustang fighter and a Bell UH-1E Huey helicopter. ...
The great B-17: a World War II memory - Ashland Daily Tidings
Of all the inanimate objects that have been important to my life, none that involved death were more important than the B-17. It was built by the Boeing ...
Pilots grounded for good after low flyover - Navy Times
NORFOLK, Va. — Two F/A-18E Super Hornet pilots from Strike Fighter Squadron 136 have been permanently grounded for flying too low before a Georgia Tech football game Nov. 7, according to a source.
The pilots, both mid-'90s graduates of Georgia Tech, flew over Bobby Dodd Stadium in downtown Atlanta at just a few hundred feet above the stadium, under the 1,000 feet minimum required by Navy rules.
Multiple videos of the flyover, posted on YouTube, show the planes screaming low over the stadium. ...
Air Force parachute demo team to train at Cape Canaveral - FLORIDA TODAY
Wings of Blue, the Air Force parachute demonstration team, will conduct its spring training session at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station beginning next week.
The Wings of Blue jump team is comprised of 115 cadets, active-duty service members, reservists and civilian personnel. The team operates as the 98th Flying Training Squadron, 306th Flying Training Group, Air Education and Training Command, and travels nationally, and internationally to perform in air shows and competitions.
Wings of Blue began as a cadet parachuting program in 1963, when interested cadets formed ...
100 year aviation aniversay for Formby's Freshfield beach - Southport Visiter
In those early days of Britain's aviation history, the beach was the busiest airstrip in the country. This year the Formby Civic Society are working with ...
Rapide takes to the air from MRC Aviation
DH89A N89DH c/n HB-724 registered to Training Services Inc of Virginia Beach took to the skies over Ardmore 19Mar leaping off runway 21 at 1715 for its first flight following an extensive rebuild with Avspecs. The aircraft is marked as G-ADDD, however on this occasion the G was for some reason removed.
Colin Hunter was on hand to capture its short take off roll.
http://www.warbirdrestoration.co.nz/current.html#dragon
Army inducts Duckworth, Vaught into foundation hall of fame from National Guard - Top News
The Army Women's Foundation inducted two new members into its hall of fame following the Army Women in Transition Symposium here March 17, 2010...
Book overview: Flygirl, and two dates for your calendar! - Winged Victory
... Janet Bragg tried to join the WASP and was turned down, the fictional character Ida Mae Jones succeeds because of her light skin. (There actually were two minority women in the WASP, two Chinese-Americans, Hazel Ying Lee - one of the 38 WASP who died for her country, and whose family had to fight a legal fight to allow her and her brother, a soldier killed in France on almost the same day, to be buried in a "white only" section of an Oregon graveyard (a spot they wanted because of its view overlooking the Willamette River, which they felt honored their children who had given their lives for the United States) and Maggie Gee who, after the war, became a computer programmer at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory.) Black women could serve in other areas of the military beginning in 1944 - for example in Ocotober 1944 the WAVES were integrated.
The first black female pilot in the Air Force was Theresa Claiborne, an ...
The Great Air Race – England to Melbourne 1934 - Healthy Articles
Fantastic piece of aviation history thanks for putting it up. I have researched the race and if you Google tom campbell black you will see info relating to Tom and the Great Race. 2775754raf says: March 20, 2010 at 5:03 am ...
Sweet Briar Alumna Receives Congressional Gold Medal - SBC News
They flew nearly every type of aircraft, including B-17 bombers, testing and ferrying planes to military bases, and moving personnel and equipment around ...
Women Fly (Guest Blog) - Life on the Road as a Pilot
We were able to point them to opportunities in Young Eagles, local internships, job shadows, and NASA programs. We shared an empowering day inspiring one another. I treasured my chance to assist girls who mirrored my younger self, ...
Aviation Museum of NH to feature the history of Captain Bob Fogg Sr. - New Hampshire Magazine
Manchester, NH – One Saturday per month, the New Hampshire Aviation Historical Society features guest speakers at the Aviation Museum of NH to present free ...
Museum seeks artifacts from Illinois astronauts - Bloomington Pantagraph
... has a variety of cockpit instrument panels, engines, an antique flight trainer and aircraft models that cover more than 100 years of aviation history. ...
Sporty from Neptunus Lex
There was an (I assume) very occasional reader y-clept Deodo who used to drop in on me in PM whilst I was working on my tailwheel qual to offer encouragement and advice. Mentioned that the Travelair I hope to someday fly was something of a dog contrasted to his own machine, the Bücker Jungmann Bü-131. Which, given the video he sent along – from right here at Gillespie – I'd have to agree. ...
The Curtiss MF Flying Boat is the first vintage plane to be auctioned in Manhattan, US
Bonhams announces the sale of a 1917 Curtiss MF Seagull Flying Boat, to be offered at auction on Tuesday April 13 in New York.
Sourced from the Western Reserve Historical Society in Cleveland, Ohio, the flying boat will be the first vintage plane auctioned in Manhattan, and it is expected to realize between $300,000-500,000.
A plane designed by one of the leading pioneers of American aviation and archrival of the Wright brothers, Glenn H. Curtiss, the Seagull is an eloquent symbol for one of the Curtiss company's greatest achievements - the perfection of the seaplane.
As part of the celebrations surrounding the auction, the ...
March 19 from Cut and Paste Aviation
... 1997 -- The 509th Bomb Wing conducted the longest B-2 Spirit mission to date when The Spirit of Florida, flew from Whiteman AFB, Missouri, to Puerto Rico. Maj. Robert O'Neal and Capt. Scott Hughes flew the nearly 30-hour, round-trip flight with its four aerial refuelings and a live conventional weapon release at the Vieques Range, Puerto, Rico.
1992 -- Two F-15s intercepted two Russian Tupolev Tu-95 (NATO reporting name: Bear) bombers near the Alaskan coast, the first such interception since the breakup of the Soviet Union. ...
The Cinematographer Astronaut: Filming Hubble 3D In Space from PopularMechanics.com - Science: Air & Space
NASA astronaut Greg C. Johnson has served as a Navy fighter pilot, a test pilot and an aerospace engineer. On his latest mission, he also served as a documentary 3D cameraman in space on the new Imax film Hubble 3D.
Uncontrolled Airspace #175 "Pointy Headed Safety Wonks"
Checklists, getting discounts on avgas, the passing of an aviation legend, still looking for 447, and two more odd airplanes for Dave. All this and more on Uncontrolled Airspace #175 "Pointy Headed Safety Wonks"
I hold the shuttle in the palm of my hand from The Original Rocket Dungeon Your photos: Look up! It's the Blue Angels flying in for Airfest - TampaBay.com
Deanie Parrish, age 80, shows off her legs from You Fly, Girl by Cathy Gale
Airplane submerged in Tallinn's main water supply - Antonov An-26B - DHL Cargo, SP-FDO from Diamond Pilots
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Saturday, November 21, 2009
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Thousands raised for Children in Need - Bedford Today
Aerobatic champion Mark Jefferies, who owns the airfield with his brother John, said: "It is an absolutely superb achievement. "It is really all down to the ...
Famous pilot tells JU aviation students about her life in the clouds - Florida Times-Union
Janet Lee Simpson, 84, of Ponte Vedra Beach, signs books Thursday for aviation students at Jacksonville University. ...
Legendary 1940s 'Candy Bomber' to Return to North Carolina - Aero-News Network
... City Regional Airport, which is underwriting the free airplane rides offered by the Experimental Aircraft Association's "Young Eagles" program. ...
Air Racing League comes to Taylor
via "air race" - Google Blog Search by editorsdttp@gmail.com (Editor) on 11/18/09
The final race in the 2009 Sport Air Race League comes to Taylor Saturday, as 28 aircrafts are scheduled to compete for the grand prize in the Rocket 100 Air Race. The timed event for Production and Experimental aircraft include pilots ...
Near miss at royal event fly-past - Two microlights accidentally flew into the airspace of the Queen's birthday fly-past near Oxford, an air proximity report has revealed. by Diamond Pilots
The fly-past was about to disperse when pilots saw the microlights
Two microlights accidentally flew into the airspace of the Queen's birthday fly-past near Oxford, an air proximity report has revealed.
The small aircraft found themselves in the flight-path of 26 military planes.
It happened 10 miles north of RAF Benson last June. The pilots are thought to have made an error of judgment.
The Civil Aviation Authority said the actions of the military fly-past pilots had prevented a collision.
'Unsound airmanship'
The formation included six RAF Typhoons, four Tornados and a host of other RAF aircraft including C-17 transporters.
Airspace was restricted for 35 minutes, from the ground to 2,500 feet up, for the formation to pass through.
The formation was about to split and disperse when the pilots flying ...
Women take to the skies by Diamond Pilots
FREE FALLING The adrenaline rush in skydiving has several women hooked on. But will this sport receive the recognition it deserves in India? Surekha Kadapa-Bose finds out.
It is a common practice in all three wings of the armed forces the world over. Even in the civilian world, several countries recognise it as a sport. But in a cricket-crazy country like India, skydiving has very few takers.
Several small groups have tried out ...
Real-life action hero Harrison Ford takes to the skies as pilot of his planes by Diamond Pilots on 11/20/09
By Daily Mail Reporter
He was no stranger to daring feats when he played intrepid adventurer Indiana Jones.
And even now - at the grand age of 67 - actor Harrison Ford is still up for a bit of action, as these pictures of him taking to the skies of California show.
The keen pilot flew two of his own planes today - a 12-seater Cessna and a bright yellow Aviat A-1C-20 - which he keeps at Santa Monica Airport.
The star takes his passion for piloting seriously - even becoming the face of an aviation industry campaign 'General Aviation Serves America', launched by the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association earlier this year.
Ford began flying private planes in the 1960s but the pastime reportedly proved too costly and he was forced to drop his lessons. ...
Air museum almost moved out - UpperMichigansSource.com
SAWYER -- The KI Sawyer Heritage Air Museum hopes to be completely moved out of the W in Sawyer by Saturday. Over the last three weeks, they've been moving ...
A&S Interview: Yang Guoxiang - Air & Space Magazine
WW2-Era Downsview Hangars to be Saved? by Diamond Pilots
For the first time in a very long time, a story about architectural heritage looks like it might have a happy - and relatively swift - ending. Nearly a month ago, two WW2-era airplane hangars on what was once an active air force base in Downsview began to be demolished, but thanks to their prominent location, they got noticed by the right people.
Built by De Havilland of Canada in the final years of the war, the two massive airplane hangars were once located among farms, miles away from Toronto's city limits, but today they're near the intersection of Dufferin and Sheppard streets, just south of the 401 and north of the Allen Expressway, just across the street from the Downsview terminus of the Spadina subway line. They're hard to miss, and it's no surprise that they caught the attention of Paul Oberman, a property developer notable for his willingness to take on and restore heritage properties.
Read more: http://www.blogto.com/city/2009/11/ww2-era_downsview_hangars_to_be_saved_a_possible_happy_ending_to_a_heritage_battle/
Full Motion Flight Training - Max Air 2 Air
Hello Plane Folks!
This week I bring you an essay on Full Motion Flight Training,
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On This Day in Aviation History: November 20th - NYCAviation.com
Air France A380 Arrives in New York - Aviation Blogs
The first Air France flight to New York using the Airbus A380 landed today. The flight included the 380 winning bidders in an auction that raised 300,000 euros for five...
NAF El Centro Photocall November 2009 - Fence Check Forums
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
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Fat Albert's JATO Demo Going Away from Milcom Monitoring Post by Larry
There's nothing like solid rocket fuel bursting into flames to get an air-show crowd's attention.
The jet-assisted takeoff, or JATO, is a fan favorite at the annual Oceana Air Show, which takes place this weekend. But this is the final year you'll be able to see it.
The maneuver is performed by Fat Albert, the Marine-crewed C-130 cargo plane that carries the Blue Angels' gear. At takeoff, the crew fires eight rocket "bottles" that blast the mammoth plane 1,000 feet into the air in about 15 seconds - simulating a launch under hostile conditions.
Trouble is, the bottles date to the Vietnam War, and it costs about $16,000 to get one reinspected and approved for use, said Capt. Edward Jorge, one of the plane's pilots. The expense has become prohibitive.
"We're going to be very sad," he said. "But ya know, all good things come to an end."
Flyover F-18 Jet Makes Hard Landing - Officials Say Landing Gear Collapsed from Diamond Pilots
A Marine jet arriving in town to participate in a flyover at Sunday's Jaguars game was left crippled on the runway of Jacksonville International Airport after its landing gear collapsed on Saturday afternoon.
It is one of three F-18 jets that were arriving in Jacksonville from the base in Beaufort, S.C. ...
Air Shows from Aviation News:
Fort Worth Alliance Air Show October 24-25, 2009
Holloman Air Force Base Air Show October 24, 09
Osan Air Base Air Power Day 2009 October 21, 09
Holloman Air Force Base Air Show October 24, 09
Osan Air Base Air Power Day 2009 October 21, 09
Seoul Air Show Opens from www.koreatimes.co.kr
The biennial Seoul Air Show, officially named the Seoul International Aerospace & Defense Exhibition (ADEX) 2009, the seventh of its kind since 1996, is to be held from today to Oct. 25 at Seoul Airport in Seongnam, Gyeonggi Province.
Seoul Air Show Opens - Armoredd
17 wing plays host to CAPA conference Aviation.ca (press release)
The election has lead to a new Chair in light of the retirement of Mr. George Elliott, an important piece of Canada's Aviation Heritage in his own right, ...
Partnership hears air show, 'Joint Basing' plan update - Google
Randolph to host air show Nov. 7-8; Base joining with Fort Sam Houston, Lackland to consolidate some military functions.
Flight in B-25 a lesson in humility - Tehachapi News
James Doolittle launched off the aircraft carrier Hornet in a daring attack on the Japanese homeland, gaining fame as the "Doolittle Raiders. ...
B25 Bomber offers "Sweet" flight during Wings Wheels and Rotors 2009 - Everything Long Beach (press release)
This B-25 participates in various airshows and events around the country. Flights in this aircraft will be offered for $425 a seat. ...
Mustang News - Mustang News
During World War II, she lived in Tulsa and worked as an inspector of B-25 bombers. She married JC Walls in 1941, and they were stationed in California, ...
WWII B-17 crewman recalls POW experience from Air Force Times - News
KERNERSVILLE, N.C. — On Aug. 6, 1944, John Anderson was on a bombing mission near Berlin when German anti-aircraft fire hit his B-17. The plane went into a spin. For a time, the centrifugal force was so strong that Anderson couldn't move, much less make his way toward the door in the tail to escape.He thought he was a dead man.Instead, his fate was to become a prisoner of war.Today, Anderson is 86. Music is a passion, and before being drafted in early 1943, he completed a degree at the Conservatory of Music in Kansas City, Mo. After being discharged on Oct. 11, 1945, he received a master's degree and embarked on a career that began as ...
Special delivery - The Keene Sentinel
... The wallet arrived at Robert H. Brookman's apartment earlier this month, bringing an end to a long and incredible journey that began in April 1944, when Sgt. Brookman was a 19-year-old tail gunner on a B-17 bomber flying over Germany.
Enemy fire hit the bomber, named "Bottled in Bond," severely damaging the aircraft's engine, and its pilot set a course for Sweden, a nearby neutral country. The bomber was hit again with anti-aircraft fire as it descended into Sweden. ...
87-year-old pilot is back in the cockpit from Diamond Pilots
After decades of flying, the 87-year-old World War II pilot finally got recognition.
It came two months ago, when he crashed a 1940s vintage plane in a field seconds after takeoff from Meadow Lake Airport in eastern El Paso County. ...
The plane took more of a beating than the pilot. On Monday, for the first time since the crash, he was back in the cockpit, flying a twin-engine 1977 Cessna Skymaster aircraft, his usual ride.
"It was time to get back in the saddle," he says. "I'm just glad to be back at it."
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Museum volunteer receives RSVP 'Spirit of Volunteerism' Award from National Museum of the USAF Top Stories
Riverside resident and National Museum of the U.S. Air Force volunteer Fred Korner recently received the 2009 RSVP "Spirit of Volunteerism" Award.
The award is presented by RSVP (Retired Senior Volunteer Program) to an outstanding volunteer who has displayed a positive attitude, friendly disposition, helpful and considerate nature, and has demonstrated unselfish and generous giving to the community over the past year.
Korner has logged 2,800 hours since he began volunteering at the museum in 2003. As a gallery monitor, he ensures visitor safety and security, responds to visitor needs and inquiries, and shares the rich history and heritage the museum offers to its more than one million visitors each year. He also serves on the Volunteer Advisory Council, representing his fellow volunteers as a liaison to staff.
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Air Zoo to extend free general admission through 2009 from airzoo.org
Due to the overwhelming response by visitors, the Air Zoo has decided to extend its free general admission through the end of 2009. The free general admission offer is part of the Air Zoo's 30th...
Newark Air Museum Night Shoot from PPRuNe Forums by 7of9
I ventured down to Newark with my Brother Brian (PenPusher) on Saturday for their night photo shoot which was a first for my there as I have never been to the museum before.
Many thanks to all who organised the event & also for the guys who posed for us.
Here are some of the selection of photo's i took starting with one Day shot of the Russian Jets which i thought looked nice in Black & White.
The Centennial Bird: One slice or Two. from Aviation.ca News
Reliable sources indicate the centrepiece of Canada's 2009 Centennial Heritage Flight, the CF18 Centennial Hornet, rather than being preserved for future generations in the Canadian Aviation Museum, is to be sacrificed to maintain the combat readiness of lower time aircraft...
U-2 exceeds 25,000th hour of flight from Air Force Link Top Stories
U-2 aircraft No. 068-0337 was accepted by Air Force officials in 1968, and exceeded the 25,000th hour of flight Oct. 18, 2009, in a mission out of Southwest Asia.
The plane, with a wingspan of 105 feet, is maintained by military members and civilian contractors of the 380th Air Expeditionary Wing, and is the second high-altitude intelligence, reconnaissance and surveillance plane to reach this milestone.
The first U-2, aircraft No. 068-0329, clocked a quarter of 100,000 hours April 4, 2009. These two are the first of 33 U-2 airframes worldwide to achieve this feat.
more...
99s present Swank with Earhart medal - United Press International
FAIRFIELD, NJ (UPI) -- "Amelia" director Mira Nair (L) and the film's star Hilary Swank (R) hold up a signed copy of iconic aviatrix Amelia ...
First Emirati women become pilots at Etihad from AVIATION-NEWS
DUBAI – The first two Emarati women have earned their wings as pilots at Etihad Airways with the airline transport pilot licence (ATPL), the Abu Dhabi-based carrier said on Monday. Salma al-Baloushi and Aisha al-Mansouri graduated from flight training alongside nine male colleagues. "Everyone at Etihad is delighted that Salma and Aisha – our first female cadet pilots [...]
Elite Company from Things with Wings
Two remarkable women are now rarities among rarities: Aisha Al-Mansouri (left) and Salma Al-Baloushi (right) have just graduated from Etihad Airways' two-year ab-initio flight training course alongside nine male colleagues...
Two remarkable women are now rarities among rarities: Aisha Al-Mansouri (left) and Salma Al-Baloushi (right) have just graduated from Etihad Airways' two-year ab-initio flight training course alongside nine male colleagues...
(title unknown) from Veterans Airlift Command
It was a great honor flying a Purple Heart recipient from Palestine, TX to Camp Hope, Farmington, MO. Camp Hope is formally known as Chris Neal Farm, in memory of Chris Neal who died fighting for his country in Iraq several years ago (www.chrisnealfarm.com).
Our hero/passenger was severely wounded in Iraq. While on patrol, the Humvee he and his comrades were traveling in struck an improvised explosive device (IED). Three soldiers perished, two survived. ...
On This Day in Aviation History: October 19th from NYCAviation.com
Smashing pumpkins from a helicopter from Diamond Pilots
As the giant pumpkins slammed to the ground at Fir Point Farms, the crowd shrieked and clapped. Children were chanting: "Hit that car, hit that car."
One after another, six pumpkins each weighing more than 200 pounds fell 120 feet from a helicopter, splattering onto old clunkers at the Sunday Great Pumpkin Car Drop. Pumpkins suffered a similar fate Saturday. ...
F-35's nose: Sweet, fruity yet sophisticated from The DEW Line by Stephen Trimble
The DEW Line thanks the folks at Naval Air Station/Joint Reserve Base Fort Worth for fashioning commemorative bottles of F-35 chardonnay, and, of course, to "spacer01" for posting the picture on Twitter. Thanks to them, we may be able to answer the critical question -- decades ahead of schedule, mind you: How well does the F-35 age?
Who Does Kirk Hawkins Think He Is? from AviationBull
I've seen fit to mention the Icon A5 on this website several times. It looks to be an innovative, versatile aircraft and Icon seems to be doing a very thorough job with its development. Unfortunately, I've been hearing some troubling language attributed to Icon's CEO Kirk Hawkins lately. I'm not sure if he's looking out for the best interests of aviation any more. ...
Reno Air Races 2009 Quick Edits - PaulOnline's PhotosC-17 Globemaster III from FenceCheck Forums
The Jamestown Air Show from Military Photos by Alfacentori
Your Best Vapor Shot! from FenceCheck Forums
B-17 & 25 on the ramp at Edwards AFB. from FenceCheck Forums
Flight Test Nation 2009 - Edwards AFB - 10/17/09 from FenceCheck Forums
Best Photos of 2009! from Mike Goulian Airshows by Karin
Flight Test Nation 2009 - Military Pictures from www.defencetalk.com
.Friday, September 4, 2009
Aircraft Flying Over Sacramento Region September 5-14
Aircraft Flying Over Sacramento Region September 5-14 Military and Civilian Flyovers for Air Force Week and the Airshow
Sacramento County, CA - Military and civilian aircraft are expected tofly over the Sacramento region periodically from Saturday, September 5 through Monday, September 14 in support of the Air Force Week and the2009 California Capital Airshow.
Operation of military aircraft may be noticeably louder than aircraft that regularly operate in the Sacramento region. Aircraft flight demonstration or aerobatic maneuvers are not anticipated during the week preceding the airshow. However, such maneuvers may be part of the arrival and practice sessions of the U.S. Air Force Demonstration Squadron, the Thunderbirds.
All complaints related to aircraft noise should be directed to the Sacramento County Noise Office at (916) 874-0800. Please mention if the complaint may be related to military or airshow aircraft.
The fourth annual California Capital Airshow takes place at Mather Airport on September 12 and 13, 2009. This year's show is the culmination of Air Force Week in Sacramento, and features performances by the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds. The airshow will also host a varietyof civilian aerobatic performers, vintage aircraft, warbirds and more.The exciting F-22 will also return to the region's skies during the 2009 event.
The California Capital Airshow is a 501(c)3 non-profit corporationcreated by the Sacramento County Board of Supervisors to promote and showcase the role aviation plays as an economic engine in the greater Sacramento region. The mission of the California Capital Airshow will, in part, be accomplished by giving back to the community through the awarding of scholarships for individuals interested in pursuing careersin aviation, aeronautics and aerospace.
Mather Airport is part of the Sacramento County Airport System, which is responsible for planning, developing, operating and maintaining the county's four airports: Sacramento International Airport, ExecutiveAirport, Mather Airport and Franklin Field. For more information on thesystem, visit http://www.sacairports.org/.
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