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Able Flight Able Flight was created by pilots who believe that the life-changing experience of learning to fly is best shared, and designed the Able Flight Scholarships to enable people with disabilities to pursue that experience. |
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Sean D. Tucker Nothing beats the performance of a champion. Years of hard work, determination and skill are evident in every move. In the world of aerobatics, Power Aerobatic pilot Sean D. Tucker’s name is synonymous with “Champion” and after watching him take flight, the reason is crystal clear. |
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Ed Hamill Ed Hamill is a full time professional airshow pilot and part time Air Force Reservist, teaching in F-16’s. Aircraft Spruce is a proud sponsor of Ed Hamill and the Air Force Reserve Biplane Show as tells his story of Living the Dream. |
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Jon and Nemesis Air Racing is continuing its tradition of chasing the dream and not the competition. The Team, known for its attention to details and utilization of the latest technology, is busy with the final aspects of the Nemesis NXT. The design of the NXT is a result of extensive wind tunnel testing and computer modeling, and 9 years of experience (and sucess) of the race plane, Nemesis. |
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Young Eagles As a national sponsor we remain committed and believe strongly in the benefits of the Young Eagles Program and its efforts to introduce our youth to the world of aviation. As a company we are proud to have contributed to EAA's national campaign. Aircraft Spruce has donated items throughout the years to numerous EAA Chapters to support the Young Eagles. |
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Japanese Aircraft Spruce & Specialty East is a proud sponsor of Japanese Bomber, LLC to assist in keeping a replica of a Nakajima B5N2 in airworthy condition. The aircraft, famous for being in the movie “Tora! Tora! Tora!” is piloted by Keith Wood, Alan Armstrong, and Joe Broker, and is scheduled for a number of appearances at air shows around the United States during the 2005 air show season. |
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Randy Henderson Texas T-Cart Airshows provides grassroots entertainment value of the old barnstorming style, and offers airshow organizers two very unique performance options, complete with varied background music, announcing and cockpit narration. Randy is the star of the show. |
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Bob Carlton There’s nothing else like it in the world! With its exclusive retractable twin jet engine pod, the Alisport Silent-J jet sailplane performs both a screaming jet-powered low show, and a classic sailplane aerial ballet. Powered by twin AMT-USA AT-450 engines, the Alisport Silent-J is the only sailplane on the airshow circuit capable of performing a low-level, jet-powered aerobatic show. |
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Kent G. Carlomagno Dr. Kent G. Carlomagno is a current three year member of I.C.A.S. (International Council of Air Shows). Kent G. Carlomagno’s love for aviation has been since he was a young child of five cruising in the baggage compartment of an Ercoupe standing over the controls between his Dad and best friend. Kent soloed at 16 and waited until thirty-one to |
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Wildfire The concept of Wildfire originated in the middle to late 1970s. A small group of people who had been involved in the various classes of air racing over the years felt it was time to do something really original in the Unlimited Air Racing Class. |
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Phantom Dateline, February 28, 2003, Tom Abele and Chris Piedemonte of Eagle Creek Systems agree to a sponsorship agreement whereby partners Tom Aberle and Andrew Buehler, with the help of Eagle Creek's funding are to build a yet unnamed Sport Biplane racer. Through the help of numerous workers and several suppliers not the least of which was Aircraft Spruce & Specialty Co., seven months later we were flying Phantom. 2004 saw Phantom totally dominate the Sport Biplane racing class. Our 2004 win was with a 20 MPH advantage over the next fastest competitor. And with Aircraft Spruce's help we're not done yet! |
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