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Classic Aero-TV: Granley Family Airshows - Bud Granley, Creating a Legacy

Granley Describes His Passion for Aviation and Air Show Performance

E-I-C Note: The Aero-TV Team -- Jim, Tom, Paul, Sarah, Nathan, The 'Other' Jim, Laura, Kristen, Birgit, and  Anjin, had an amazing timelast week debuting our new LIVE Aero-Streaming initiatives at the incomparable 2010 Aircraft Electronics Association 53rd Annual Tradeshow and Convention. We produced and delivered Four really great programs over the course of Three days and are getting rave reviews from all we meet and talk to. 

BUT... we're beat, we're trashed, we're (at best) semi-conscious, we're wiped out, and we really need a break. SO... excuse us for a few extra days as we offer up some of the VERY BEST classic episodes of Aero-TV and try to rest up and remember who we are, where we live, and where we parked the plane... --Jim Campbell, ANN E-I-C

Bud Granley is certainly not a new face on the air show circuit; after 47 years as an aerobatic pilot, Granley now performs with his company, “Granley Family Airshows,” alongside his son Ross.  Their hair-raising formation act has garnered much acclaim among the aerobatic community. 

In 2005, Bud Granley received the Art Scholl Showmanship award and just recently, he also accepted the Bill Barber Showmanship award.

After earning his pilot’s license in 1956, thanks to a Royal Canadian Air Cadet scholarship, Granley joined the Royal Canadian Air Force earning honors in both his basic and advanced flying schools. 

 Upon graduation, he flew the F-86 Sabre in Baden-Baden, Germany, eventually becoming a flight instructor on the T-6 Harvard.  His incredible piloting abilities in the T-6 impressed his superiors enough that Granley was selected to be the solo demonstration pilot for the Harvard. 



That introduction to the air show circuit has led Granley along a lifechanging path, both for himself as well as his family; two of his children followed his lead flying with the Snowbird aerobatic team. 

Whether Granley is flying the T-6, Yak-55, or the Fouga Magister, he keeps himself busy sharing his passion and his incredible performance with fellow aviation enthusiasts.

FMI: www.airshowpilot.com, www.aero-tv.net, www.youtube.com/aerotvnetwork, http://twitter.com/AeroNews

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