by Tom Pawlesh
The National Warplane Museum held their annual “Greatest Show on Turf” air display in Geneseo, New York over the weekend of July 10/11, 2021. after a year off due to Covid 19. This was the event’s 40th anniversary, which they titled
Operation Thanks From Above to honor the countless first responders, essential workers and medical personnel who have helped others throughout the pandemic. This year, the air show adopted a drive-in style arrangement, with each vehicle assigned a 20’ x 20’ square for viewing. The drive-in style seemed to be well-accepted by attendees; visitors spread out their blankets, chairs and food and picnicked next to their cars. Restrooms were spread out for social distancing and to eliminate long walks from vehicles. While most people brought their own food and drinks, food trucks were present on the field.
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GA Groups: FAA Flight Training Policy Changes Threaten Safety
GA Groups: FAA Flight Training Policy Changes Threaten Safety
Thom Richard s beautiful TP-40 Warhawk, American Dream, on its take off run. (photo by George Land)
PRESS RELEASE – EAA AVIATION CENTER, OSHKOSH, Wisconsin (June 9, 2021) Federal Aviation Administration policy interpretations on flight training arising out of a recent court decision will have a chilling impact on general aviation safety and create a bureaucratic nightmare for pilots and federal officials, according to numerous GA groups including the Experimental Aircraft Association.
In a letter sent to FAA Administrator Stephen Dickson, the groups called the policy changes “unnecessary and unwarranted guidelines based on irrational legal positions” and called for the FAA to immediately revise the policy to prevent degraded safety in flight training and unnecessary legal battles. The combined groups noted that they are “prepared to use all avail
Warbird Adventures Will Move to Ninety Six, South Carolina
Warbird Adventures Will Move to Ninety Six, South Carolina
After 24 years of flight operations from Kissimmee Gateway Airport in Kissimmee, Florida, Warbird Adventures recently announced that they will be moving their business to a new location in Ninety Six, South Carolina. They chose this little town because of its geographical location, excellent year-round weather and relatively uncontested airspace.
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We’ve always had the desire of having our own little cross strip in the country. So, we’re finally going to pull the trigger and make that happen. We found a fantastic little property up in South Carolina, which is now centrally located on the east coast, both for air show work and also for our clients to reach us. So, it’s a very accessible place, good weather. We can fly year-round, just like we do here in Florida.” said Thom Richard, owner and Chief Pilot of Warbird Adventures.
Warbirds at Sun n Fun Molly McMillin
Sun n Fun Warbird Country Warbirds Country at Sun ‘n Fun in Lakeland, Florida, is a well-traveled section of the sprawling show, which runs April 13-18. Credit: Molly McMillin Quick Silver The P-51 Mustang called Quick Silver was a labor of love for Scott Yoak and his father, Bill, who collected parts from 37 countries to restore the fighter back to life. Following a 15-year restoration project, the P-51 took to the skies again in 2007. The aircraft was built in 1945 and was part of the Home Guard. Credit: Molly McMillin
The American Dream The TP-40N Warhawk called the “American Dream” is a classic World War II fighter. It is piloted by Thom Richard, who showcases the fighter’s capabilities at air shows.
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