One Of The Few Bright Spots On The Aviation Scene?
Despite the malaise shown by much of the rest of the aviation industry, there are a few bright spots here and there. One of those comes from a most welcome segment of the aviation industry... airshows, via the International Council of AirShows. We've oft opined that the airshow industry is the leading edge of GA outreach in regards to demonstrating to the public, the excitement and utility of aviation as well as the professionalism and competence of pilots.
One Of Only Three Flying Examples Of The Airplane To Be At AirVenture
A pristine example of one of the first transport and cargo planes, the Fairchild 71, will make its first visit to EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2014. Gary Coonan, EAA 665101, of Bell Buckle, Tennessee, will bring his restored 1927 Fairchild 71 NC9727 with pilot David Williams at the controls when it lands at Wittman Regional Airport for the 62nd annual fly-in.
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