Friday, May 14, 2010

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Columbus air show ready to take flight - The Commercial Dispatch
"I fly a parachute," said Staff Sgt. Aaron Figel, a member of the Golden Knights US Army Parachute Team. Figel, 36, and the members of the Gold ...

Aerial acrobatics featured at Andrews air show - San Francisco Examiner
Aerial acrobatics and deadly flying machines are the attractions of a three-day air show at Joint Base Andrews, formerly Andrews Air Force Base, near the Washington suburb of Morningside. ...        Related articles »
   
Nina, 10, correspondent for the Patrouille de France - Provence
We know little but the Patrouille de France belongs to the section of teams representing the Air Force. As its name suggests, ...

In June, the Tricolour Arrows in Campo di Mare (Brindisi) - La Gazzetta del Mezzogiorno
San Pietro Vernotico - The news that the city will host the event of Tricolour Arrows Air Show on 13 June was greeted with great ...

Meet the Stig of the Sussex skies - The Argus.co.uk
The aerobatic ace, dubbed The Stig of the air after the Top Gear star, constantly stuns crowds with his aerial prowess at events across the UK and Europe. ...

Flying fan from Yate prepares for return to Air Tattoo after heart attack - Gloucestershire Gazette
John Ford, 43, has been to every Royal International Air Tattoo at RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire for the past 12 years but the 2009 flying spectacle was ...

Muroya down on power, bringing in speed mods for Windsor - www.redbullairrace.com
SALZBURG, Austria – He's been flying a notoriously fast Edge 540 since making his debut in the Red Bull Air Race World Championship in 2009, but Japan's Yoshi Muroya is starting to see this potential advantage slip from his grasp as the other teams ramp up horsepower around him. Hoping to refine his flying style in the track this year, the 37-year-old pilot was planning to profit from this capable machine in 2010 but it looks like his focus now includes a program of speed mods to catch up with his ...

Saturday, May 15, 2010 - Armed Forces Day Fly In and Warbird Airmeet, Gilmer, TX from FunPlacesToFly.com Aviation Events
Fly-In and visit Flight of the Phoenix Aviation Museum/Fox Stephens Field. Lone Star Wing CAF May Meeting at 1000, Fajitas by La Finca Mexican Restuarant Airplane rides in North American T-6, Stearman, and 1929 Model Travel Air 6000. FREE SMOKE OIL Raffle tickets for Cherokee 140 drawing date TBD www.flightofthephoenix.org Museum raising funds for a T-37 Tweet static display. 10 AM til 4 PM Contact: Steve Dean 903 790 7435, fotpam@gmail.com

WWII airman finally laid to rest - Air Force Times
David Champion knew he couldn't miss Mike Elliott's funeral.
Like Elliott, who was born Edwin C., Champion also flew in a B-25 bomber more than 60 years ago in World War II. Champion returned home to Coles County after the war with plenty of memories from the wild blue yonder, but it took 66 years for Elliott's bittersweet return from Europe this week.
At age 24, Elliott died with four others when a B-25 crashed on a mountain on Corsica during a non-combat mission. He and others killed in the May 10, 1944, crash have been identified through DNA testing through the efforts of the Missing In Action Accounting Command, which conducts retrieval of military remains across the globe each year. ...

City's aviation history takes flight in aerial tour - EJ
Edmonton Journal is your online source of news on Edmonton, Alberta, Canada and around the world. Find local stories happening around Alberta. Read world headline news. Watch local news stories in multimedia.,Edmonton will be the ...

The Great Air Race – England to Melbourne 1934 - Tailspin
The MacRobertson Trophy Air Race took place October, 1934 as part of the Melbourne Centenary celebrations. The idea of the race was devised by the Lord Mayor of Melbourne, and a prize fund of $75000 was put up by Sir Macpherson ...

The Swiss aviation was born in Canton Vaud a century ago - Translator
In 1910, Failloubaz, Grandjean or Dufaux multiplied exploits aboard the first flying machines. Several events will recall that thanks to these pioneers of aviation was born in Switzerland Broye hundred years ago.

May 14 from Cut and Paste Aviation
... 1908 -- The first passenger flies in an airplane. Wilbur Wright takes Charles W. Furnas of Dayton, Ohio on a 28 3/5 seconds flight that covers 600 meters at Kill Devil Hills, North Carolina.

Nate Carriker: Friday's Fabulous Flyer! from Flight To Success
... December 14, 1994 Nate tells me he made the mistake of his life, which should have ended his life. He was flying at a low altitude through the Martinez Canyon, 20 miles southeast of Palm Springs in his father's American AA1 Yankee. He was unable to climb out of the canyons floor, and in the ensuing crash sustained spinal fracture and cord injury that instantly paralyzed him.
His survival and ability to fly again are nothing short of a miracle, and Nate is filled with gratitude.
"Thanks to my then-roommates Jim Bixby and Peter Barbin, also SkyWest pilots, I was rescued the next morning, and thanks to dozens of incredibly caring people at SkyWest, Desert Hospital, and Loma Linda University Medical Center, I recovered almost completely, and returned to the line a year later, to the day."    ...

Young Eagles event Saturday to honor local hero - Petoskey News
The Young Eagles program will honor one of its most famed members who passed away during the winter at the first "Jack Ready Memorial Young Eagles Day" Saturday, May 15, at the Harbor Springs Airport.
In conjunction with National Fly Day, the event is open to the public and will include free rides for children in the Young Eagles program and introductory ...

Roseville woman wants young people to aim high - Roseville Press Tribune
That's why I'm active in programs like the Experimental Aircraft Association and the Young Eagles." The EAA is a non-profit group focused on promoting and ...

Spaceflight Now
And then there were three. Just three flights remain for the space shuttle, a sobering reminder of the tumultuous times surrounding America's space program. ...
I'm Ready for my Close-up Mr. De Mille from AirSpace
In view of Dom Pisano's blog on the IMAX films, I thought I might offer some comment on what it is like to see yourself five stories tall on the BIG screen.  I have appeared in two IMAX films. The first, On the Wing (1986) was directed by Bayley Silleck and Francis Thompson. Rick Young, an old friend, built and flew the 1902 Wright glider featured in that film. Another friend, Ken Kellett built and flew the replica 1903 Wright Flyer that flies (almost) in the film. In the scenes with the 1902 glider, I am dressed as a member of the US Lifesaving Service, one of the fellows who assisted the Wright brothers. In the scenes with the 1903 powered airplane, I am one of the Lifesavers on either wingtip during take-off. My son Nathan, then thirteen, was released from school so that ...

Royal Air Force Museum Launches National Photography Competition from AVIATION-NEWS
Today the Royal Air Force Museum launches a national photography competition as part of its calendar of activities to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the Battle of Britain. Accordingly, it is inviting members of the
public to submit photographs taken at various Battle of Britain events that will be taking place around the country this [...]

B-2 Spirit from FenceCheck Forums
Twin Beech from Neptunus Lex
F-22 Raptor from FenceCheck Forums
Van Gilder Aviation Photography, Palm Springs Gathering of Mentors 2010

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