Saturday, August 29, 2009

Red Bull Air Race World Championship Standings

Here are your Red Bull Air Race World Championship Standings after the Budapest Red Bull Air Race.

POSPILOTNATABU DHABISAN DIEGOWINDSORBUDAPESTPORTOBARCELONAPTS
1Paul Bonhomme GBR2nd2nd1st2nd

42
2Hannes Arch AUT1st3rd2nd4th

41
3Nicolas Ivanoff FRA3rd1st9th8th

28
4Mike Mangold USA7th7th4th6th

24
5Matt Hall AUS5th5th7th7th

24
6Kirby Chambliss USA9th12th3rd3rd

23
7Nigel Lamb GBR4th6th8th9th

21
8Michael Goulian USA14th14th6th1st

18
9Sergey Rakhmanin RUS6th8th5th15th

17
10Peter BesenyeiHUN10th4th15th10th

12
11Alejandro Maclean ESP8th10th10th11th

9
12Matthias Dolderer GER11th13th13th5th

8
13Glen Dell RSA12th9th12th14th

3
14Yoshihide Muroya JPN13th11th14th12th

1
15Pete McLeod CAN15th15th11th13th

1

Red Bull Air Race World Championship Budapest (Aug. 20, 2009)

Here are your Budapest (Aug. 20, 2009) Red Bull Air Race World Championship Results.

1Michael Goulian USAFinal 41:12.51012
2Paul Bonhomme GBRFinal 41:13.13010
3Kirby Chambliss USAFinal 41:13.5309 + 1 (Quali pt)
4Hannes Arch AUTFinal 41:13.8328
5Matthias Dolderer GERSuper 81:13.5607
6Mike Mangold USASuper 81:15.4126
7Matt Hall AUSSuper 81:15.4225
8Nicolas Ivanoff FRASuper 8DisqualifiedDisqualified4
9Nigel Lamb GBRTop 121:15.1923
10Peter Besenyei HUNTop 121:15.4322
11Alejandro Maclean ESPTop 121:15.5001
12Yoshihide Muroya JPNTop 121:20.8780
13Pete McLeod CANWild Card1:19.0620
14Glen Dell RSAWild CardDisqualified
0
15Sergey Rakhmanin RUSWild CardDisqualified
0

Wichita Flight Festival 2009 Aug 29-30

Wichita Flight Festival 2009 starts on Saturday, August 29, 2009 and goes to Sunday, August 30, 2009 at the Colonel James Jabara Airport in Wichita, Kansas.

Saturday Times
10:00 A.M. Gates Open
12:00 P.M. Pride of Flight
1:00 P.M. Airshow

Sunday Times
10:00 A.M. Gates Open
12:00 P.M. Pride of Flight
1:00 P.M. Airshow
6:30 P.M. Gates Reopen
7:30 P.M. Twilight Air Show
8:00 P.M. Night Air Show
8:30 Concert by Liverpool

Ticket Prices
General Admission is FREE
Admission for Sunday's Night Airshow is $5.00

Airshow Pilots
United States Air Force Jet Car
de Havilland Chipmunk-Steve Oliver and Suzanne Asbury-Oliver
Waco JIFF-7- Kyle Franklin/Amanda Franklin wingwalking act
Stearman PT-17-John Mohr
MiG-17F
Indyboys Inc. Jet Dodge Pick-up Truck and Jet OutHouse

Tuesday, August 25, 2009

Airshow: Offutt Air Force Base Air Show Aug 29-30

The Offutt Air Force Base Air Show is free on August 29 - August 30, 2009 in Alabama. It's 9:00 A.M.-5:00 P.M.

Performers
United States Navy Blue Angels
United States Army Golden Knights
A26b Invader-David Huffman
Aero Club-Barron
B-17
B-2 Sprit
C-17 Globemaster III Demostration Team
C-47
C-47 Heritage Flight
Extra 300S-Tim Weber
F-16 Viper West Coast Demonstration Team
F-15E Strike Eagle Demonstration Team
PT-17 Stearman-Gary Rower
Twin Beech-Matt Younkin
MiG-17-Randy Ball
MX-2 Fagen-Greg Poe
P-51 Mustang
P-51 Mustang Heritage Flight
P-51 Mustang vs. Japanese Zero
Staudacher S-300D-John Klatt

Alan Klapmeier leaves Cirrus

Photo courtesy of Gildertech (Alan Klapmeier)
Alan Klapmeier is no longer the Chief Executive Officer for Cirrus Design as he step down. On February 1, 2009, Cirrus Design will have a new chief executive officer. Alan Klapmeier feels that he wants to focus on more strategic company goals and Brent Wouters, current chief operation officer, will become chief executive officer. Alan Klapmeier will remain as chairman of the board, categorizes the change of title not as stepping down, but as promoting Brent Wouters, who became COO.

King Schools Promotes Knuttila

King Schools has promoted Knuttila to Senior Vice President. Knuttila has been a pilot for 29 years and holds a commercial pilot and flight instructor certificates with instrument and multi-engine ratings for both land and sea aircraft. He continues to train students.

More layoffs for Hawker Beechcraft

Hawker Beechcraft executives have eliminated about 300 jobs, released three vice presidents, adjusted employee benefits, and reduced the salary of CEO Bill Boisture, Jr., from $630,000 to $567,000 in effective September 7. The moves, include some cutbacks in employee benefits. The company is also suspending company contributions to employee 401K plans. They also have raised employee contributions to health care premiums for nonunion employees.