Article first run on Australia’s Aviation Report, published here with the writer’s kind permission – ed. Steven Cox and Paul McSweeny run this small business which punches above its weight in rural New Zealand. During our tour of the North Island, Aviation Report were welcomed through the doors of Pioneer Aero, a company renowned […]
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Pioneer Aero, Ardmore NZ, 28 March 2018
Posted by Dion Makowski on July 1st, 2018
Posted in warbirds 
Tags: Aeracobra, Bell P-39, Curtiss P-40, Kittyhawk, New Zealand warbirds, Pioneer Aero, Sea Hornet 
Comments Off on Pioneer Aero, Ardmore NZ, 28 March 2018Atlanta’s Warhawk Weekend
Posted by Ken Kula on October 18th, 2016
Photos by Gerhard Frenz Photography The Commemorative Air Force’s Dixie Wing offered its’ Atlanta Warbird Weekend over the last weekend in September, 2016. Splashed through their advertisements, the Wing was quite specific that the “Atlanta Warbird Weekend is NOT an air show. It is a warbird display, aircraft rides, and history education event.” Sure, warbirds […]
Posted in Museums Tags: "Keep 'em Flying", American Airpower Museum, American Volunteer Group, Atlanta Warbird Weekend, AVG, C-46, C-47, CBI, China Burma India Theatre of Operations, Commemorative Air Force Dixie Wing, Curtiss P-40, DeKalb-Peachtree Airport, Fagen Fighters WWII Museum, Kittyhawk, NAS Atlanta, Texas Flying Legends Museum, The Hump, Warhawk Comments Off on Atlanta’s Warhawk WeekendThe 2016 Tyabb, Australia Air Show – Les Neistat’s View
Posted by Les Neistat on April 22nd, 2016
The biennial Tyabb Airshow took place this year and while always well attended, this year saw it exceed expectations with a crowd of approximately 15,000. A clear highlight of the show was Graham Hosking’s Chance Vought F4U-5N (VH-III) Honduran Air Force Corsair’s display, closely followed by a four ship flypast of 4 Ryans. Paul Bennet […]
Posted in airshows, Museums Tags: Aero L-39, BT-13, Corsair, Harvard, Kittyhawk, Mustang, O-1 Birddog, Ryan, SIAI-Marchetti S.211, Sopwith Pup, Sopwith Snipe, TBM, Tiger Moth, Tyabb, Wirraway Comments Off on The 2016 Tyabb, Australia Air Show – Les Neistat’s View