I’ve always wanted to go to the EAA Airventure show but I’ve never had the chance - or really never carved out the time to go. SO, since work has been slow and I seem to have plenty of vacation days still left, I decided to head up this year. These are some of the videos I took with my digital camera. The quality isn’t that great and I didn’t bring a tripod, but they are still pretty good videos.

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A pair of P-51 Mustangs taking off in the morning.
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A plane taxiing back to it’s parking place. It’s amazing how close you can get to operating aircraft.
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One of the p-51 Mustangs that took off in the first video taxis into it’s parking space. There was only a one plane’s width gap between me and the P-51 as it pulled in.
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Two F-15 Eagles doing a morning fly-by.
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Two F-15 Eagles doing a morning fly-by.
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Rocket racer - these aircraft are actually powered by rocket motors burning liquid hydrogen.
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Rocket racer - this particular aircraft in the demonstration was piloted by a NASA astronaut who’s piloted the shuttle.
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F-22 Raptor fly-by
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F-22 Raptor fly-by. The pilot is demonstrating the vector thrust capability of the aircraft. It was only going about 50 -60 miles per hour as it flew down the length of the airshow area.
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F-22 Raptor fly-by
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WWII warbirds putting on a show
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WWII warbirds putting on a show
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A V-22 Osprey getting set to close up at the end of the day.

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