Showing posts with label Wellington Bomber. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wellington Bomber. Show all posts

Saturday, November 13, 2010

Indy Transponder 13-NOV-2010 1300z

Fat Albert's Power - WALA-TV FOX10 | The Blue Angels may be the may be the star, but their co-star Fat Albert is also taking to the sky this weekend. Cherish Lombard and Joe Emer got to ...

China to unveil its own large jetliner - Los Angeles Times | Beijing, which hopes to compete with Boeing and Airbus, will show off a full-scale mockup of its 156-seat passenger plane at an air show next week. ...

MBCC Open Week 15 to 20 November 2010 1015 till 1300 Daily from Michael Beetham Conservation Centre - Royal Air Force Museum by Mick Shepherd - Just a reminder that here at the Michael Beetham Conservation Centre we will be open to the public from 1015 till 1300 daily between Monday 15 November and Saturday 20 November 2010.  This twice yearly event will give you the opportunity to get up close and personal with many of our projects.  A range of aircraft and other artefacts in various states of restoration will be on display, including the Centre's latest arrival, the Wellington Bomber…

AirFest 2010 from AF.mil Photos | The U.S. Air Force air demonstration team, the Thunderbirds, perform precision aerial maneuvers Nov. 6, 2010, during AirFest 2010 at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas. (U.S. Air Force photo/Jim Pritchett)

Life With Luci & Loree: Blue Angels Air Show
by Luci & Loree | Blue Angels Air Show. This was the neatest thing to see! L eft about 9am and got to Pensacola NAS about half an hour later. Wandered about looking at things, they had lots of vendors and planes sitting about, it was about 1/2 mile walk, ...

Circus Maximus exhibition (for the Armed Forces Day 2010) from David Cenciotti's weblog - the most visited Italian Aviation Blog by David Cenciotti | The Italian Armed Forces celebrated the 92nd Anniversary since the end of WWI and the Armed Forces Day with the traditional exhibition in the Circus Maximus (Circo Massimo) in Rome with weapons systems and equipment belonging to the Aeronautica Militare (Italian Air Force)…

Lesley Page: Friday Fabulous Flyer! from Flight To Success by Karlene Petitt | It's never too late to learn to fly-- all it takes is courage to change your life. A young wife. A mother. Lesley climbed the corporate ladder. A divorce. A new marriage. Nothing stopped her pursuit of the corporate dream. She proceeded to work 60-70 hours per week-- She was on a merry-go-round moving full speed. Watching her life go by. Something was missing…

3 iconic WWII bombers coming to Deer Valley - Arizona Daily Star | A B-25 Mitchell, B-17 Flying Fortress and the only flyable B-29 Superfortress arrive Sunday at noon and will be on display daily through Wednesday. ...

President Bush salutes veterans during visit to Air Force Museum from Air Force Link Top Stories by afnews@dma.mil (John Scaggs) Former President George W. Bush praised veterans, active-duty personnel and their families during a speech at the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force Nov. 11, 2010.  The 43rd president served as the keynote speaker for a special Veterans Day tribute there. President Bush began by talking about his move from the White House to his own house in Dallas, where he lives with his wife Laura, and their dog, Barney. He then transitioned into the importance of paying tribute to the children of veterans and active-duty members. more...

History on Wings has Landed in New Orleans! - NewOrleans.Com | Now you can experience the past first hand, inside a B-17 Bomber! The "Aluminum Overcast" has made a pit stop at the Lakefront Airport. ...


Teen aviator at Scott AFB has bright future - Air Force Link | Tyrell entered Southwest Airlines' third annual Continuing the Legacy in Aviation essay contest and was selected as one of six finalists. ...

Vacation in Space? from Aviation by K.P. | On June 21st, 2004, SpaceShipOne completed the first ever privately funded spaceflight. Developed by Mojave Aerospace Ventures, SpaceShipOne is an experimental air-launched, rocket-powered aircraft that has suborbital flight capability (up to 100km altitude). It flew 17 times before retirement and is a major step towards commercial spaceflights…

Suborbital spaceflight contest from RLV and Space Transport News | An announcement from the Ares Institute: Non-profit offers the public a chance to win a suborbital spaceflight - MELBOURNE, FL - In support of its mission to broaden public awareness of the benefits of space exploration, the Aerospace Research & Engineering Systems Institute, Inc. is giving the public the opportunity to take the ride of a lifetime to the edge of space! We have established an innovative contest giving any U.S. citizen age 18 or older the chance to purchase tickets at $10 a piece to be placed into a raffle…

Foxbats Over the Sinai from Aviation Trivia of the Day by JP Santiago | By 1971 the Soviet Union had built up the Egyptian Air Force to unprecedented levels in the Middle East in the years since the 1967 Six-Day War when the Israelis caught the majority of the Egyptian air arm on the ground. Despite the rearmament effort and 20,000 military advisers, the Egyptians were still in no position to confront the Israeli Air Force over the Sinai…

Tuesday, September 28, 2010

Indy Transponder 28-SEP-10 1030z



Miramar Air Show tops Fleet Week – OCRegister | The final event is the Miramar Air Show, one of the most attended free events in the country. Members of the US Navy Blue Angels precision flying team in a ...

Amigo Airsho to feature famed Thunderbirds - El Paso Times by By Luis Hernandez \ El Paso Times | The US Air Force Thunderbirds -- with their precision aerial acrobatics -- will headline this year s edition of the Amigo Airsho next month…

Planes, pilots showcased at air show - The Orion | The Canadian Forces Snowbirds performed at the Chico Air Show last, a nine-person team of aerobatic stunt pilots flying CT-114 Tutors. ... 

Will the Snowbirds return to Brantford?
from Aviation.ca News | The Rotary Brantford Charity Airshow is in jeopardy for the 2011 season. Canada's Snowbird Demo team says they are unable to perform at the Brantford Municipal Airport until some upgrades are made to the tarmac… 

BBC News - One British team left in Gordon Bennett balloon race
from http://www.bbc.co.uk/ Two British teams taking part in the Gordon Bennett 2010 international gas balloon race have been forced to land. At about 0913 BST, Janet Folkes and Ann Rich were reported to have descended after flying 1037.74km (644.82 miles). Colin Butter and Paul Spellward came down after flying 916.39km (569.42 miles). Twenty teams launched their balloons near Bristol late on Saturday. The race aim is to see who can travel the farthest…
 

Peoria's "Danger Dan" of 104.9 The Wolf Flies With Rob | Rob Holland Ultimate Airshows from http://www.ultimateairshows.com/ Rob and the Window World Airshows team had a great time at the Prairie Air Show from July 23-25 in Peoria, IL.  Before the show, Radio personality "Danger Dan" from Peoria's 104.9 "The Wolf" got the opportunity to fly along with Rob Holland in the Window World MX2 to learn a little about "how Rob does it!" and posted a great video to prove it! 

El Sausal Vice Principal chosen to Fly with Thunderbirds - KIONrightnow.com | New information on the Salinas air show which is just days away, coming to town this Saturday and Sunday. One lucky Central Coast man will get a ride of a ...
 
Blue Angels Air Show - 09.26.10 - The Navy's Blue Angels performed a spectacular air show at Marine Corps Base Hawaii in Kaneohe on Sunday, Sept. 26, 2010…

Blue Angels At Kaneohe Bay 2010 – DallasNagata.com – Photography ... - This past Friday I had the opportunity to attend the Blue Angels' airshow rehearsal day, ahead of the major crowds and epic traffic jam. I was also granted a media pass, allowing for front-row seating within the media section…

Malta International Airshow 2010 FB Photos

Oxcart Legacy: Day 5 - The Oxcart Legacy tour did double duty as they visited the massive Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) located at Bolling Air Force Base in Washington D.C. and later gave a presentation to the U.S. Geospatial Intelligence Foundation, the Advanced Technical Intelligence Assoc and the Association of Old Crows.

FiFi to Take Part in 2010 CAF Airsho - NewsWest9.com | MIDLAND - Just in time for the 2010 Airsho, the Commemorative Air Force's biggest star is ready to take flight. After an extensive re-engine project, ...


Restoring the last surviving Wellington Bomber to its former glory
from Military Photos by NovocastrianUK | Work is underway to preserve an important piece of British military history that played a vital role in the Second World War - the last surviving Wellington Bomber. It was taken to pieces for the 145 mile road journey from London to the RAF Museum's conservation centre in Shropshire, where specialists are now working to return it to its former glory. After nearly seventy years, the biggest threat to the Wellington is corrosion of the metal frame. The team at the RAF Museum conservation centre are working to remove it, and prevent it spreading. The structure underneath shows little sign of its age, good news for the team who hope to conserve as much of the original build as possible…

Aero-TV Redux: AAA's New Generation – Antique Aircraft Inspires Young Pilots from Aero-News Network | Colorado Youth Find Mentorship in Antique Aviation Community ANN E-I-C Note: In light of the tone of some recent efforts to to look to the future of aviation, I thought it might make sense to see how one amazing effort is paying off in inspiring young people to seek a future that includes aviation... enjoy! -- Jim Campbell, ANN Editor-In-Chief. Founded in August of 1953 by Robert L. Taylor, the Antique Aircraft Association is the world's oldest organization specifically devoted to antique and classic aircraft. Yet as airfield accessibility continues to diminish and the general aviation community continues to grey, there is growing concern among antique aircraft enthusiasts: how can we appeal to youth in order to grow and support the next generation of pilots?...

Eurocopter's X3 unveiled - part plane part copter.
from Black Horizon by Steve Douglass | Eurocopter has revealed its hand in the race for high-speed rotary-wing flight, unveiling the extraordinary-looking X³ high-speed prototype on 27 September… 


Virgin Galactic: Branson makes space travel his next frontier - International Business Times AU | With fare starting at $200000, Virgin Galactic's unique spacecraft created by Burt Rutan will likely take passengers into a into suborbital space. ...

Rocket flight to 72,000 feet from High Power Rocketry by R2K | I do not have much information about this rocket, called Proteus 6.5, this was first posted at TRD. Video footage would be great, but I understand this flight did not happen too long ago…


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