The fighter jets at the Yankee Air Museum's Thunder over Michigan Air Show are fast, agile and noisy enough to shake a house -- just as the ...
Blue Angles coming to New England Air Show - Winnipesaukee Forum by MAXUM
I though this may interest some folks here. The Blue Angles are going to be performing at the NE Air show in Portsmouth NH at Pease International Trade Port August 28th and 29th. If you've never had an opportunity to see the US Navy ...
Canadian CF-18 Demo from Windsor International Air Show
If you haven't heard our 2010 Canadian CF-18 Demo jet crashed in Lethbridge a few weeks ago. The pilot Capt. Brian Bews made it out safely with a few injuries but expects to back in the seat again soon. He'll make a full recovery but a timeline hasn't been established for his return. He made it out and that's the important news.
LATEST NEWS - We will still be having a CF-188 at our show and yes it WILL BE FLYING.
What's an air show without a little horsepower?
A big thanks goes out to our coordinator from the DND. He makes it happen.
SOUNDS of FREEDOM II
i told you.
Time to spread the word......
Thousands set to flock to seafront air festival - East Anglian Daily Times
Other aircraft on the packed programme include the world's only formation wing-walking display team, the four-aircraft Blades aerobatic team, ...
Oshkosh 2010 Special from Why Fly
Why Fly is proud to present Photo Essays from two of our talented contributors. Roy McMillion is one of our original Charter Contributors. Scott Burris we all know as a fine writer, but we had no idea he was also an excellent photographer. Roy & Scott know each other and actually spent part of last [...]
Oshkosh 2010 Through Scott’s Lens from Why Fly
We already knew Why Fly contributor Scott Burris was a good writer. What we didn't know was just how amazing he could be when he picked up a camera. Here's Scott's take on Airventure 2010.
Oshkosh 2010 by Roy McMillion from Why Fly
We had a couple of our contributors visit the annual Oshkosh Airventure this year. You already saw Scott Burris’ photos, and here are some of the great shots Roy McMillion made for us! Enjoy ! Use your mouse to click through the photographs below. (Not sure how to use the viewer? Read the instructions.) All [...]
World Advanced Aerobatic Championships Opens in Poland
from FAI Aerobatics Commission - CIVA
The 9th FAI World Advanced Aerobatic Championships opened yesterday, the 6th of August, in Radom, Poland. The competition has set new records for attendance in the Advanced category and is the largest ever.
85 pilots from 25 countries are competing. Weather prevented more flying yesterday and only 12 pilots completed their Programme Q but flying resumed today after delays in the morning and afternoon due to weather. The competition will be a challenge to complete with so many pilots and weather delays encountered so far or anticipated.
Results can be found at www.civa-results.com. In addition, the WAAC's website is http://awac2010.pl/lang-en/welcome.
Qualification Red Bull Air Race EuroSpeedway Lausitz, Germany cancelled by rain from AVIATION-NEWS
Due heavy rainfall at the Qualification Red Bull Air Race EuroSpeedway Lausitz, Germany only seven of the fourteen pilots able to complete their flight in the track before conditions worsened and the session was cancelled. Race officials will make a decision Sunday morning at 1100 on whether the first Qualifying session will continue, allowing the remaining seven pilots [...] Related posts:Red Bull Air Race returns to Germany with race at EuroSpeedway Lausitz Red Bull Air Race Rio is cancelled Third Training Red Bull Air Race Porto is Cancelled ...
In Memory of Adrian Judd, Red Bull Air Race Technical Director - Red Bull Air Race
Red Bull Air Race Technical Director Adrian Judd, a driving force behind the sport for the last five years, has died at the age of 44 from injuries suffered in a motorcycle accident in Germany. A man widely respected and deeply admired by pilots and crew alike and known for his commitment to the sport, Judd is survived by his wife Sharon and their three daughters. ...
Japanese crew to film Minot's Zero - Minot Daily News
The plane just returned to the Dakota Territory Air Museum in Minot. "We're scheduled to do some filming with a Japanese production company at the end of ...
B-17 bomber on display at The Air Zoo - WOOD-TV
(WOOD) - A Texas Raiders B-17 bombers is parked at the Air Zoo in Kalamazoo County, waiting for you to get up close and personal with it. ...
History on display at Palm Springs Air Museum - The Desert Sun
Allow your imagination and sense of nostalgia to take flight during a visit to the Palm Springs Air Museum. In addition to one of the largest collections of ...
Pima Air Museum among top aviation museums - KOLD-TV
AP Entertainment News Video AP National/International News AP Political News Video AP International News Video By Leasa Conze - email TUCSON, ...
Vintage aircraft will fill skies - The Detroit News
He'll fly his 1943 Boeing PT-17 Stearman, an open cockpit biplane that he's owned since 1975 and restored himself, in the 2010 Yankee Air Museum's Thunder ...
Had to cut short this visit, due to my elderly dad, becoming 'ill' and with regret, coming to the conclusion, that his airshow-days are over, has he cannot travel for long, and the walk from the carpark, was too much for him. But here is a 'sample' of today, at East Kirkby and the things I saw. So pleased to meet Helen Nall and her husband, and get a 'signed' copy of her book 'The Courage of the small hours'. Saw some 'faces', but one thing did surprise me, was to say it was an 'all-ticket' bash, 'punters' were allowed to pay at the gate. Maybe they had a change of heart, or ticket sales were down. ...
Nevada Test Site Oral History Project: Andersen, Roger William from digital.library.unlv.edu
Interviewee - Andersen, Roger William | Date of Birth - 3/12/1930 | Place of Birth - Sparta, Wis.
Affiliation - U.S. Air Force, Area 51 Command Post; Roadrunners Internationale
Interviewer - Palevsky, Mary
In Memorium from www.aafo.com
Although likely unknown to most of you, I wanted to share the sudden loss of a Pylon Judge and dear friend. We are a very tight-knit group (the largest group of voluteers in all of RARA) and each year our ranks are thinned by the loss of dedicated people such at this...
On August 7, 1980, 30 years ago today, Janice Brown flew the solar-powered Gossamer Penguin in full view of a crowd gathered on the Edwards dry lakebed at the NASA Dryden Flight Research Center in California. Janice flew the Penguin almost 3.5 km (two miles) that day in 14 minutes, 21 seconds. This was the first sustained flight of a solar-powered aircraft and the longest Penguin flight since development had started on the aircraft two years earlier. However it was not the first flight on solar power alone. Two months earlier, Penguin designer Paul MacCready’s 13-year-old son, Marshall, had made the first solar-powered flight, a short one of about 152 m (500 ft.), on May 18, 1980. ...
August 7 from Cut and Paste Aviation
Martin PBM-3 Mariner with RATO assist from Planeshots
More PBM-3 Mariner shots
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