The Memphis Airshow will benefit United Way and agency partners Sept. 17th-18th - news.uwmidsouth.org | The Blue Angels will perform as part of The Memphis Airshow on September 17 & 18, helping United Way and some of our partner agencies helping children succeed (Madonna Learning Center, Memphis Oral School for the Deaf, and Boy Scouts of America, Chickasaw Council). A team of dedicated volunteers met last Saturday to continue planning for The Memphis Airshow at Madonna Learning Center in Germantown, TN. In addition to the world-famous Blue Angles team, over 10 other aerobatics teams are tentatively …
Great State of Maine Air Show - We are excited to present the following list of performers at the Great State of Maine Air Show & Business Aviation Expo. From amazing aerobatic maneuvers, precision flight patterns, and synchronized parachute jumps, this year's line-up of performers is better than ever. Click on the photos below to learn more about the performers.
THUNDERBIRDS BACK TO EUROPE AND ITALY - Military News | And 'now official, in

2011 the Thunderbirds with their F-16 Falcon will return to Europe for a new round of exciting events and displays the "Thunderbirds" are the official aerobatic team of the United States Air Force (USAF)' s U.S. Air Force. The United States is the only country in the world to have the ability to maintain two different official aerobatic teams of its armed forces: the Air Force Thunderbirds and just for the Navy Blue Angels (U.S. Navy) aircraft with F/A- 18C Hornet. …
Best Blue Angels Music Video: "Pump Up The Angels" - YouTube | I have to say this title is accurate...I figured I'd check it out...WOW! This video is about 95% Blue Angels, and there is even a little Sean D. Tucker, I think I saw Patty in there, and even Jimmy Franklin! If you love air…
Golden Knights Compete in 2011 International Parachuting Championship and Dubai Cup from US Army Golden Knights by Dave Herwig | Performing to perfection for the masses without a moment of hesitation or distraction is the primary mission of the US Army Parachute Teams Golden Knights, however with a breath taking view of the Arabian coast, the largest building in the world and the Palm Jumeirah Island it is slightly difficult to focus on the task [...]
Vintage air show big hit-New Zealand The Quirky Globe | Vintage air show big hit-New Zealand. Flying visit makes for a dam' good show. 5:30 AM Sunday Jan 23, 2011. There are plenty of daredevils at the festival. Photo / Alex Mitchell. EXPAND. There are plenty of daredevils at the festival. ...
Republic Day 2011 - A Curtain Raiser - IBNLive.com | The grand finale of the parade will be as usual a spectacular flypast by the IAF, the Mi-25 attack helicopter participating for the first time. ...
LiveAirShowTV Profiles Dr. Brent Hisey – LiveAirShowTV | PFLUGERVILLE, TX – JANUARY 25, 2011 – LiveAirShowTV has posted more coverage of the 2010 Reno National Championship Air Races. The P-51 Mustang Miss America has been racing for many years, with several owners. Dr. Brent Hisey, an Oklahoma City Neurosurgeon, is her current owner and pilot. Brent shares with us some of the history of the plane, and what it’s like racing the pylons at Reno.
“The Miss America pit was our “home base” when we first came to Reno in 2000”, says LiveAirShowTV President Jeff Lee. “I’ve always had a special love for this plane and her crew. It’s great to see the team doing so well over the last few years.”
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F-22 Raptor, 'smartest fighter' likely at Aero India from Military Photos | The world’s most advanced combat aircraft, the F-22 Raptor, is likely to make a rare appearance outside the US during the upcoming Aero India show in Bangalore next month. This will be the first appearance of the stealth fighter, which is also the only operational fifth generation fighter aircraft in the world, in India and its third participation at an international air show. …
Tuskegee Top Gun - tuskegeetopgun.com | The true story of the Tuskegee Airmen is far broader than one of just aviation and the first American Black Military Pilots and Crewmen to serve during WWII. Their story and contributions were not recognized for decades, until the 1995 HBO movie release "The Tuskegee Airmen" presented their inspiring story of unwavering human spirit, courage and enduring determination. The Quest To Be The Best. Not only could black men become pilots, but they were arguably the most skilled aviators of World War II. …
WWII hero, Del. Air Guard pioneer dies at 94 - Air Force Times | William W. Spruance, an icon in Delaware aviation, came home from World War II a hero. Decades later, he barely survived a jet crash that killed another high-profile pilot and — after more than 30 surgeries — turned the tragedy into a life-saving mission. ...
Lindbergh Foundation at Wichita Aero Club General Aviation News | The Wichita Aero Club's February meeting will feature a panel discussion on “Aviation, the Environment and the Future,” featuring a panel of experts from the Charles A. & Anne Morrow Lindbergh Foundation, moderated by John and Martha ...
Final flypast for Dominie - Bury Free Press | The RAF has marked the end of service for its oldest aircraft with a final flypast in Lincolnshire. The Hawker Siddeley 125 Dominie aircraft is to retire ...
Proust Suits and Pressurized Cabins from Ptak Science Books by John F. Ptak | If I put my literary specs on and do a little free-association, what I see in these two figures is a Proustian thing, characters in search of time, freezing time, preserving it. Time, and everything else, everything that can be associated with a human experience captured and recaptured, recirculated, resuscitated, replayed, …
The Weird Supersonic Plane That Will Not Boom [Airplanes] from Gizmodo by Jesus Diaz | There's a reason why the Concorde only few over the Atlantic Ocean: Sonic booms. If every airplane were supersonic, it'd be extremely noisy and annoying. Fortunately, NASA is working in a solution. …
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The FlightTime Radio Show by info@flighttimeradio.com (Charlie) | Milford and Charlie were in Sebring, Florida for the U. S. Light Sport Expo. During the show, Spidertracks was there to talk about their lightweight easily installed realtime flight tracking device. It automatically sends messages in the event of an accident or incident or even whenever the pilot chooses. We also talked about the Mosquito Helicopter. It has a single seat and is probably the least expensive aircraft at the Expo. We talked about the Breezer Aircraft and Mike Z's flights to the Bahamas as well as up-coming events and fly-ins …
Bringing the fallen back home From Air Force Link Top Stories | Images from the Korean War are in black and white and those from the Vietnam War are in color. But for many, those images are old and faded. With the current conflict in Afghanistan, it can be easy to forget those who have fought in previous wars and have not returned home. …