Sebring LSA Expo takes off from General Aviation News by Janice Wood | The Sebing U.S. Sport Aviation Expo — considered the premiere Light-Sport Aircraft show in the country — takes off today, Jan. 17, and runs through Jan. 20. The show continues to get bigger and better each year. Look for a full recap of all the happenings at the show in posts to come, as well as the Feb. 8 print issue of General Aviation News.
Video: Sebring Sport Expo 2013 from AVwebFlash Current Issue | AVweb was at opening day of the U.S. Sport Aviation Expo show in Sebring on Thursday and filed this video report.
Wairarapa air show to host last WWII plane of its kind - TVNZ | The eighth annual Wings Over Wairarapa air show will this year play host to the world's only working Mosquito - a wooden plane used during WWII. Up to 30,000 people are expected at this weekend's event where the rare Mosquito will be the biggest ...
Old Mosquito adds to buzz as airshow set for take off - Wairarapa Times-Age | ON TRACK: Wings over Wairarapa airshow director Tom Williams and event organiser Liz Pollock at Hood Aerodrome yesterday. LYNDA FERINGA. Vintage aviators say it's a sound known to make grown men cry. The rare De Havilland Mosquito fighter ...
Mosquito flypast over Wellington from Rodney's Aviation Ramblings by Rodney | The most exciting thing that happened today was a flypast of the world's only airworthy DH98 Mosquito F.B Mk.26, ZK-MOS!!! As much as anything, this was to advertise the Wings Over Wairarapa airshow that is on this weekend, but it was great to see it for one last time in formation with a Curtis P-40E, ZK-RMH [I think this is correct] and Supermarine Spitfire Mk IX, ZK-WDQ!...
Warbirds roar over Wellington - 3News NZ | Three vintage warplanes roared in formation over the capital this afternoon, giving Wellingtonians a taste of what they could experience over the Rimutakas this weekend. An impressive de Havilland Mosquito fighter-bomber was flanked by a Spitfire on ...
Dine with Patty Wagstaff from General Aviation News by Dan Johnson | On Day 2 of this year’s Sebring US Sport Aviation Expo in Sebring, Florida, EAA Chapter 1240 is sponsoring a dinner featuring aerobatic expert Patty Wagstaff who will perform at the show … with such an airshow being a first for Sebring...
30000 expected at Masterton air show - Newstalk ZB | It'll be the first time a New Zealand show has seen a six-jet display formation. World War One planes and gliders form part of what's on show on the ground. Event manager Liz Pollock says as well as amazing aerobatic displays and feature aircraft in ...
Team AeroDynamix Returning to EAA AirVenture Oshkosh in 2013 - The Leading Aviation Industry Resource for News, Equipment and | Team AeroDynamix, which made a spectacular EAA AirVenture Oshkosh debut in 2012, will be returning this year as a featured act in the event's afternoon and night air shows. The 61st annual EAA fly-in convention, known as “The World's ...
Free Movie Night at Southern Museum of Flight from Alabama Aviator - Aviation News |BIRMINGHAM AL-The Southern Museum of Flight announces Movie Night, a free monthly event featuring an aviation-themed movie every fourth Friday of the month at 7pm. This January 25th it features local filmmaker June Morgan Mack's documentary "Lest We Forget: A French Village Recalls 1944." The film premiered last Veteran's Day at UAB and tells the true story of the journey of the Robert Morgan Family of Springville, Alabama in response to an invitation to be honored by the small French village of Vibraye.
Proposed cuts could affect AirFest at MacDill - Tbo.com | The Navy Blue Angels and other aerial acrobatic teams, along with a number of military aircraft displays, are scheduled to come to MacDill Air Force Base in April for AirFest 2013, a two-day event showcasing the machines and personnel of the flying ...
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Gone West: Douglas C. Roach from Aero-News Network | Civil Air Patrol’s First Spaatz Award Recipient Dies After Distinguished Public Service Career Douglas C. Roach, the first recipient of Civil Air Patrol’s highest cadet award, the General Carl A. Spaatz Award, died Jan. 11 at Sibley Memorial Hospital in Washington, D.C., from complications related to cancer. He was 70.
WWII Vet shares his stories: 'It was like I was in 'Alice in Wonderland ... - The Northwest Florida Daily News | The World War II Army Air Corps veteran can still remember vivid details of his wartime adventures, from the time he crash landed a plane to jumping out of a B-17 just before it caught fire. But the 93-year-old will never say he was brave or courageous ...
Dreams take flight: Tuskegee Airman shares his story - Wicked Local- Cohasset | Joining the military the same month he graduated high school was scary and intimidating, but Jack had someone leading the way — his older brother, Joseph, a B-25 bomber pilot. Joseph, who was two years his senior, helped Jack prepare to face the ...
Very Hard Landings from CAF Red Tail Squadron's Blog | I try to keep the tone of the blog on the light side because a.) there’s enough sad and icky stuff in the regular media and b.) I’m a pretty upbeat person. Having said that, this week’s blog, in which I will at share information about the aviation industry that I find interesting and think my readers will as well, will also touch on private airplane crashes, which are never a happy event. I say that because even if the pilot walks away, an airplane has been badly damaged or destroyed, causing heartache for the owner....
Wreckage of Amelia Earhart's plane just missed? - Philadelphia Inquirer | Maybe then he would have found the "any-idiot artifact" that removes all doubt that the famous aviatrix's 1937 attempt to circle the globe in a Lockheed Electra ended at the remote Pacific atoll of Nikumaroro. Not that July's venture came up empty ...
No Spitfires Found At First Dig Site In Burma from AVwebFlash Current Issue | An internationally supported expedition to Burma to dig up Spitfires thought to be buried there after the close of WWII is quickly drawing skepticism as it has so far found none after one week digging at a primary site, Mingaladon airport. The project's mastermind, British farmer David Cundall believes there's still hope....
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MAAG's Blog: Cold day for January MAAG meeting
New Northwest Missouri AAA Chapter
Vintage Movie of Barrett Field Fly-ins
Bill Owen's Meyers OTW
Arizona AAA Chapter Cactus Fly-In March 1-2, 2013
Texas Chapter January 2013 Chapter Newsletter
Exposition Les Gens d'Air à Saint-Junien from Passion pour l'aviation by Xavier Cotton | People Air | From February 2 to 17 | Grains at the Halle Saint-Junien | 15h/19h and by appointment | Exhibition "People Air" from 2 to 17 February 2013
Missouri Pilots Association Gateway Chapter Remembers Doolittle Raider Reunion from The Aero Experience - Celebrating Midwest Aviation by Carmelo Turdo | The January meeting of the Gateway Chapter of the Missouri Pilots Association featured a presentation by Mr. Hubert Looney, crew member on the MO Commemorative Air Force's B-25 "Show Me" that participated in the 70th anniversary gathering of the remaining Doolittle Raiders. The gathering of....
Eurocopter Golden Hour Award Winner Ray Murphy - Helicopter Association International | In September 2011, Ray and his Vietnam Helicopters 25th Infantry Division Huey crew were displaying a restored Bell UH-1D at the Reno Air Races in Nevada when they were pressed into action to transport casualties following a horrific accident. They...
On Board Red Bird III from The Lexicans by msgtbuck | That would be the private jet that flies the Red Wings…
"Guys and Doll" UCAP #312 from Uncontrolled Airspace: General Aviation Podcast | Amy Laboda joins us in the hangar... We admire a long-standing floating fly-in in South Carolina... The White House is gonna start using the V-22 Osprey as part of the presidential travel fleet... And, yes, we've got a little lust in our hearts for some Blackbird porn.Uncontrolled Airspace General Aviation Podcast. Recorded December 7, 2012. ..
The Girls With Wings Pilot Shop is CLOSING! from Life on the Road as a Pilot | It was with great sadness that I recently had to announce the closing of the Girls With Wings Pilot Shop, the place to get licensed GWW merchandise and all the aviation themed accessories I could find that would appeal to girls and ladies...
Glen Cove Kid Wins Prize for Wood Plane - Patch.com | Competing teams came from across Long Island. An introduction to aerodynamics and coordination of model building and testing was provided by museum docents and members of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics. Sign up for email...
Saturday, January 19, 2013
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Flying into the record books - Stuff.co.nz | The New Plymouth pilot will join five other pilots to attempt the first six jet aerobatic loop at the Wings Over Wairarapa airshow. In preparation for the big day Mr Emeny spent Saturday with two other jets practicing their moves in the skies over New ...
Konshok in Aviation Hall of Fame from The Kathryn Report | A Park Rapids man who already has an airfield named after him will be inducted into Minnesota’s Aviation Hall of Fame in April. Dave R. Konshok, who has been involved in Park Rapids aviation 55 years, will be the honoree at a ceremony April 20 at the Mall of America.In that honor, he joins Park Rapids resident Noel Allard.Konskok, the father...
Community celebrates aviator's success - Illawarra Mercury | They didn't quite get the 1000 spectators they had hoped for, but organisers of celebrations marking the 80th anniversary of Sir Charles Kingsford-Smith's flight from Gerroa to New Zealand said they still were thrilled at the level of community interest in the event.
Cub Day at Sebring LSA Expo from General Aviation News by Janice Wood | Thursday, Jan. 17, has been designated “Year of the Cub Day” at the Sebring U.S. Sport Aviation Expo. All Cubs have been invited to participate, as honored guests. Pilots flying in that day will receive:..
Chennault widow donates pennants from anti-Japanese war - Focus Taiwan News Channel | At his suggestion, the American government formed the American Volunteer Group (AVG), dubbed "the Flying Tigers," to help with China's war effort. In July 1942, the AVG was replaced by the U.S. Army 23rd Fighter Group, which was later absorbed into the...
As the Book of Forgotten 14-18 # 3: The aviation maneuvers before the War. 1910-1913 from Passion for aviation by Xavier Cotton | After Forgotten Specifications As of 14-18 # 1 "Contest Military Aviation 1911" and # 2 "Give airplanes in France. 1912-1913" published in 2012, the No. 3 "L aviation maneuvers before the war. 1910-1913 "is now available. Will then No. 4 "1914: Aviation goes to war" and No. 5, "Célestin Pégoud," King of Heaven "First and AS". These books are published three times per year additionally the website...
Celebrating Aerospace in South Dakota! - Women of Aviation | The first woman pilot in South Dakota, Nellie Zabel Willhite, had an extra hurdle to fly over. She was deaf. Earning her pilot certificate at age 35, she soon earned her living barnstormer...
C-130 Pilot Reunited With His Airplane In Georgia from Aero-News Network | He Last Flew It With Hostages Released From The Congo On Board In 1964 The brand new C-130E was having a difficult day in 1964. Flying out of a small airport in the Congo town of Stanleyville carrying 125 hostages that had just been released by Simba rebels in the Congo, the airplane took a lot of fire, and was described as being "riddled with bullet holes." One of those rounds punctured a fuel tank, and it leaked fuel during its entire 800-mile trip to a safe landing...
Taming the Viper - AirSpaceMag.com | At Luke Air Force Base, young pilots learn to fly the F-16.
X-47B Deck Tests USS Harry S. Truman (CVN-75) from AIRBOYD.TV | All Hands Update Courtesy Video Defense Media Activity – Navy This edition features a story on the X-47B unmanned combat air system passing its first carrier qualifications.
Former NASA Goddard Director Appointed to Virginia Commercial Space Flight Authority from Spaceports | A. Thomas Young of of Onancock, Va. has been appointed by Governor Bob McDonnell to the Virginia Commercial Space Flight Authority board of directors governing the Mid-Atlantic Regional Spaceport (MARS) co-located at the NASA Wallops Flight Facility.
Friday, January 7, 2011
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2011 Cable Air Show this weekend in Upland - Inland Valley Daily Bulletin | The 36th annual Cable Air Show will be from 10 am to 3:45 pm Saturday and Sunday. The show at 1749 W. 13th St. will be highlighted by skydivers, ...
You'll have to wait for this year's MacDill Airfest - ABC Action News | Officials at MacDill Airforce Base confirm that the annual airshow, typically held in March, is scheduled for November 5-6 of this year. ...
Air show returns to HAFB in September – StandardNet | After a successful show in summer 2009, Hill Air Force Base officials announced Thursday the biennial air show at Hill will be back again in ...
Air show in Bollywood style wedding - Newstalk ZB | The skies of east Auckland will be treated to a spectacular air show shortly as a groom is taken to his bride in a Bollywood style wedding. ...
Chinese aircraft won't grace Bangalore skies - Daily News & Analysis ... the eighth edition of Asia's biggest air show, organised by the ministry of defence at Yelahanka Air Force Station from February 9 to 13. ...
Navy Takes Delivery of T-39N Sabreliner in Centennial of U.S. Naval Aviation Colors from The Aero Experience by Carmelo Turdo | T-39N Sabreliner, Bn 165523 was delivered today to VT-86 at NAS Pensacola, FL after a morning evaluation flight. The aircraft, painted in Centennial of U.S. Naval Aviation colors representing circa 1938, was flown from the Sabreliner Perryville facility this afternoon following a conventional red and white CT-39G used to ferry the test crew earlier in the day. Details of this and other flight operations today at the Sabreliner facility will be featured in upcoming posts. Here are some images of the T-39N taking flight...
Amelia Earhart Luncheon to Feature Alabama Aviation Author from Alabama Aviator - Aviation News | BIRMINGHAM AL- "For a short time in 1910, Montgomery, Alabama, became the center of the world's fledgling aviation industry. Civic leaders, hoping to improve the city's and the South's public image, lured Orville and Wilbur Wright to set up America's first civilian school to train pilots." Wings of Opportunity, the story of America's First Civilian Flying School, will be the topic of author and speaker Dr. Julie Hedgepeth Williams at the Annual Amelia Earhart Luncheon.
Alberta farmers restore Second World War-era Canso aircraft from Calgary Recreational and Ultralight Flying Club by bikeal | Mammoth undertaking requires technical and artistic skills | EDMONTON — There are quilting bees, spelling bees and even baking bees. Wednesday nights in Fairview are reserved for "Canso" bees. At least that's the term being used to describe the activity inside a workshop near the northwestern Alberta town, where a group of farmers gather each week to restore their pride and joy: a Second World War-era Canso aircraft…
Weather camera catches plane crash - Anchorage Daily News | An FAA webcam at the Kipnuk airport captured the moments before, during and after an Era Aviation Cessna 208 crashed on the runway today. ...
Early Aviators of Japan from Travel for Aircraft by travelforaircraft | I live in the USA and I enjoy reading about aviation's history that has occurred here. It is a bit more difficult to learn of that history in Europe and Russia and even more difficult to learn of Asia's early aviation heritage. When I began reading of the Wright Brothers and their accomplishments I learned that more people had attempted to fly before the Wright Brothers other than Lilienthal — and there were many…
Sikorsky Preps Electric Firefly Helo for First Flight | Aviation International News | The modified S-300C, in which the piston engine has been replaced with an electric motor, was exhibited at EAA AirVenture last July, with hopes to fly by ...
Sebring Welcomes LSA Shoppers from AVWeb Podcast - Podcast | The unique thing about the Sport Aviation Expo coming up January 20-23 in Sebring, Fla., is that it's easy for pilots to schedule demo flights in a variety of aircraft. AVweb's Mary Grady talks with show organizer Dan Johnson about other interesting aspects of the show and a special event planned for the following week…
R A F Photograph Of The Year Exhibition from RAF Museum London News | The winning images from the annual Royal Air Force Photographic Competition will be on view to members of the public at the RAF Museum from 15th January 2010. The Royal Air Force is celebrating the superb achievements of its photographers following the judging of the annual RAF Photographic Competition. Subject categories range from 'The Operational Experience', an image that reflects the Royal Air Force conducting vital work on operations or training in support of operations, through to the 'Equipment' category which gives photographers the exciting opportunity to display their skill photographing the Service's world-class equipment…
Getting Inspired… from Vintage Aviation Photography Blog by John Slemp | Three years ago I walked into a small aviation supply store, and it literally changed my life. It's a small store, with advertisements provided by various vendors tacked up on the wall, and clean, functional, but very ordinary shelves. The products are neatly arranged and the florescent light makes it easy to read the small tags under each item. Otherwise, it's pretty much a "plain jane" customer area. To be honest, I can't even remember why I went in, as I'm not yet a pilot, or an aircraft owner…
Airspace violations – Episode 7 from David Cenciotti's weblog - the most visited Italian Aviation Blog by David Cenciotti | Tragedy on the way home (Korean Airlines B-747 vs. Soviet Sukhoi Su-15) On Sept. 1, 1983, a civilian B-747 flying with registration HL7442 as Korean Air Lines Flight 007 (KAL 007, KE 007) was shot down by Soviet fighters over the Sea of Japan, in an area located west of the Sakhalin Island. All the 269 people on board (crew comprised) were killed…
Fly me to the moon: the Google Lunar X PRIZE, three years in - Ars Technica | The $30000000 Google Lunar X PRIZE, first announced a bit more than three years ago, officially closed to new registrations on December 31, 2010, ...
Today in Aviation History – January 7 from Calgary Recreational and Ultralight Flying Club by bikeal
Tuesday, November 10, 2009
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What to expect at the Dubai Airshow – GulfNews
The Dubai Airshow 2009 runs from November 15 to 19, and happens every two years. It is open only to the industry and not the public. ...
Veterans Day brings many events to EV - East Valley Tribune
... Guard presentation, introduction of veterans, dedication to the missing in action, a helicopter landing and a flyover by the Commemorative Air Force. ...
LSA Expo shapes up | General Aviation News by Janice Wood
The show includes trikes, power parachutes, gyros, electric aircraft and both factory-built and kit LSAs. “We approach our sixth event with anticipation of an outstanding show,” says Bob Wood, the event chairman. ...
Guam Was One Wild Ride For Air-Refueling Squad - Guam News Factor
Furthermore, the unit supported the US Air Force Thunderbirds participation in the Team Andersen Air Show 2009, "Air Power over the Marianas. ...
Killeen man gets back to his flying roots in WWII-era B-17 Flying Fortress - Waco Tribune Herald
Monday, the 87-year-old Killeen resident got a chance to relive some of his early love for aircraft, flying in a B-17 G-model Flying Fortress airplane being ...
Media Advisory: LA/Ontario International Airport Hosts "Pull for Autism" Plane ... - Market Wire
WHAT: LA/Ontario International Airport (ONT) will host "Pull for Autism" Plane Pull 2009 benefiting Autism Speaks, the nation's largest autism science and ...
Just Give Every Pilot a DC-3and We'll All Be Good To Go! from Av8rdan's World of Flying by Dan Pimentel
Go ahead, ask thy Twitterverse, and thy Twitterverse manifests in the affirmative. That's what happened on Monday when I put the word out on the "street" to get some of my Tweeples to send me their "Dream Hangar" lists. I have published my own "Dream Hangar" list each year that I've had this blog, but this year I thought that in the interest of promoting a more socially aware world, I would let the readers take over the blog and publish their top 10 lists. Most of these show the writer's favorite plane as the #1 position, however a few could not, repeat NOT, pin down a favorite. So, without a drum roll, here are some of the best submissions…
NASA Live Digital Network Brings Apollo 11 Experts into Classrooms from NASA Breaking News
Forty years after humans first walked on the moon, NASA is offering the next generation of explorers a chance to learn how the challenges of the Apollo 11 mission were met.
College Students Take To The Air from All Things Aviation by JetAviator7
I ran across an neat article about a young woman named Samantha E. Hannifan who is attending college at Westfield State College, MA in the Westfield, MA Republican. In the article the author describes the aviation program this young woman is in and that when the Sophomore graduates she will be Commercial Instrument rated pilot. Her...
Back home from AOPA Summit « OPA Blog by opapilot
I also got to meet the guys from Wilco Films who are making a documentary that shows the general public why we fly – it's called A Pilot's Story – www.apilotsstory.com One of the founders of Wilco, Will Hawkins, also has a podcast ...
Gene's blast from the past - Wairarapa Times Age
The now airworthy D.Va will be based at its new home at Hood Aerodrome in Masterton and is to star in a Remembrance Day air show this month alongside ...
Thomas J. O'Malley, Dead at 94, Sent Glenn Into Space from SPACE.com
Legendary space industry engineer Thomas J. O'Malley, 94, died Friday evening, shortly after a phone call from Mercury astronaut and former U.S. Sen. John Glenn, whom O'Malley launched into space in 1962 by pushing a button.![]()
Martin “Mighty Midget” from The Unwanted Blog by admin
In 1952, the Martin Company produced a design for a single-seat ground attack plane. Check that… a single *couch* ground attack plane. It didn;t have a seat, as the pilot lay prone. The result was a plane of remarkably small frontal section… and remarkably small overall dimensions. The Mighty Midget was designed to be a small, tough, cheap proto-A-10, able to dish out a truckload of industrial strength whoopass; small, fast and nimble enough to evade enemy fire; and tough enough to take whatever did hit it…
On This Day in Aviation History: November 10th by Phil Derner Jr.
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