2010 Sun n’ Fun Fly-In Video Webcast Live

Posted April 14, 2010 by GaryB in 04-April, Blog, News | 1 comment

Nothing compares to really getting inside and attending all the action from the yearly Sun n’ Fun Fly-In at Lakeland (KLAL), but if you can’t go in person this year, you can nevertheless catch a bit of the excitement streaming live video from Sun n’ Fn Fly-In Video Webcast Live Friday, April sixteen, from 10:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.

Interviews on the flight line, questions and answers from a panel of aviation specialists all on-line!  Learn why Polk County and Central Florida are good places for General Aviation, Flying, Learning To Fly, Pilots, and the #1  reason why Central Florida may be the ideal destination for your next cross-country flight. Additionally, you will get an online glimpse associated with fly-in places, sights, sounds, as well as aviation safety forums being broadcast from the Federal Aviation Administration Productions Studios within the FAASTeam’s Nationwide Resource.

Check out live video from the USAF Thunderbirds and also the every day Sun n Fun Fly-In  atmosphere and airshow for 2010. And throughout the day, you are able to share your Sun n’ Fun questions and answers with others online Worldwide!

Sign-up now to recieve this Free Video Webcast streaming Live!  All you need is a computer with internet access to log on and watch the 2010 Sun n’ Fun Fly-In Video Webcast Live beginning Friday April 16th, from 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 pm.

This 2010 Sun n’ Fun Fly-In Video Webcast Live is produced by PGTV (Polk Federal Government Tv), PGTV is an operation of the Polk County Panel associated with County Commissioners.

Sun’N Fun Fly-In 2010 Lakeland

Posted April 9, 2010 by GaryB in 04-April, Blog | 1 comment

This year’s Sun’N Fun International Fly-In & Expo kicks off  Tuesday April 13 through  – Sunday April 18, 2010  at Lakeland Linder Regional Airport Lakeland, Florida.  This years show will feature one of the finest collections of vintage and current military aircraft in recent memory. In addition to Sun’N Fun’s usual array of antique, classic, contemporary, kit built, homebuilt, ultralights, light sport and aerobatic airplanes, the 36th Annual 2010 Spring Break for Pilots features hundreds of privately owned vintage “Warbirds”, many from the Commemorative Air Force (CAF) and EAA Warbirds of America. It is just about the most significant lineups of current military aircraft ever gathered, via a flight or on the ground in recent history.

Highlighting this year’s current military participation is america Air Force’s precision jet demonstration team, “The Thunderbirds,” in their F-16 “Fighting Falcons; an F-18 “Super Hornet” demonstration team from the U.S. Navy and a C-17 “Globemaster” cargo jet. In addition, three V-22 “Osprey” tilt-rotor aircraft have also indicated their intention to help mark the “Start of the 2010 Aviation Year” at SUN ? FUN.

 F-18 “Super Hornet” C-17 “Globemaster” V-22 “Osprey”

“This year’s military line up is among the most spectacular we’ve ever had at SUN ? FUN,” said SUN ? FUN President and Event Chairman John Burton. “We are especially pleased to see increasing participation at our event from our nation’s military forces. Combined with the longstanding support SUN ? FUN has received from EAA’s Warbirds of America members and increasing participation from the Commemorative Air Force, Sun? Fun offers a rare and significant opportunity to see probably the most famous and recognizable aircraft in military history – past present and future. I tip my hat to SUN ? FUN’s Air Operations team who have worked tirelessly to coordinate this year’s line up.”

Sun’n Fun Air Operations has confirmed the planned arrival of the following military aircraft (subject to global events) over the course of the show:

C-17 “Globemaster” demonstration
KC-135 “Stratotanker”
C-130 “Hercules”
MH-53 “Sea Dragon”
Two A-10 “Warthogs”
Two TH-57 “Sea Rangers”
T-6 “Texan II”
Two T-45 “Goshawks”
F-5 “Tiger”
T-34C “Mentor”
Two T-38 “Talons”
America Air Force Academy’s T-41 “Mescalero” and T-52 “Enryu”
C-12 “Huron”
T-1 Jayhawk
P-3 Orion, AS350 Helicopter & 38 foot boat (Customs)

In addition Sun’N Fun has received pending commitments for the following aircraft:

Three V-22 “Osprey” tilt-rotor aircraft
A fly by featuring two (2) B-52 “Stratofortresses”
An additional C-17 “Globemaster” on static display