During the week there are two night shows - Wednesday and Saturday. The former being slightly less crowded, afforded a shot of the C-17 on Boeing Plaza. However, with no barriers it was still hard work to get a clean shot.
Celebrate the Globemaster III by Niall Grant, on FlickrSmoke from a display aircraft drifts over the field. I think there were a dozen DC-3/C-47s in attendance.
Misty by Niall Grant, on FlickrThe Sunday before the official start events permitted a shot of the Heritage schemed T-38 before it was roped off.
Agile Talon by Niall Grant, on FlickrOne of the stars of the show, the Canadian Warplane Museum's Avro Lancaster getting airborne for its flypast with the two B-29s. Sadly limited to just one pass by organisers due to time constraints. Crews apparently had planned for more.
Vera by Niall Grant, on FlickrEA-18G Growler demo team from VAQ-129s
Panning with the Vikings by Niall Grant, on FlickrSunset Bronco
Sunset Bronco by Niall Grant, on FlickrThroughout the week the access to aircraft is unparrelled, these Navy T-6s were shot at 9pm on the Friday night.
Wildcats at night by Niall Grant, on FlickrFor a jump ship for their Skyhawk parachute team, the Canadians sent this lovely CC-138 of 440Sqn from Yellowknife to AirVenture, a journey which took them 2 days.
Northern Yellow Twotter by Niall Grant, on FlickrAs part of their US Tour, the Frecce Tricolori paid a brief visit to AirVenture while on their way to Milwaukee. Sadly the crowds were only treated to some formation passes and not the full display routine.
Flying the colours by Niall Grant, on FlickrUSCG Sikorsky MH-60T Jayhawk.
Jayhawk by Niall Grant, on FlickrUSAF C-12 from 418th FLTS at Edwards.
Test probe by Niall Grant, on FlickrFinally, from Saturday's fireworks show. I decided against tackling the scrum on Boeing plaza and decided to pick out something from the vintage park instead.
Watching the show by Niall Grant, on FlickrHope they are of interest. More to follow if interested.
Niall
