Performers & Aircraft

F-22 Raptor Demo Team

U.S. Air Force Demonstration Team

Experience the revolutionary F-22 Raptor as it demonstrates cutting-edge stealth technology and unmatched agility. This fifth-generation fighter represents the pinnacle of military aviation.

P-51 Mustang Demo Team

"Jack Aces"

Lou Horschel, Ariel Luedi

A breathtaking high-performance aerobatic act - one of precision, speed, and grace. The Jack Aces demonstrate the formation capabilites of the P-51 Mustang, an act you won't want to miss.

P-51 Mustang Demo

"Quicksilver"

Scott 'Scooter' Yoak

A high-energy warbird aerobatic demonstration, 'Scooter' puts his P-51 'Quicksilver' through its paces - demonstrating the superior performance of this legendary World War Two fighter.

Siai Marchetti SF.260

"The Last Piston Fighter"

Rick Volker

From world class unlimited aerobatics in the Sukhoi 26 to classic warbird aerobatics and Canadian Heritage flights in Spitfire and Harvard, Rick is known to push the envelope of what is thought possible in each aircraft. Rick now flies the SF260C, a fast aerobatic aircraft. This Italian masterpiece has been used by over 28 countries to prepare pilots for combat but due to limited numbers, has rarely been seen as a solo aerobatic act at air shows in North America. Rick has weaponized his skill to present everything that can be squeezed out of this aircraft for your viewing pleasure. 230 knots. 6 G. Snap rolls. Vertical rolls. Inverted flight. The Marchetti is the missing link between piston warbird fighters and modern competition aerobatic hotrods.

Christen Eagle

Trevor Rafferty

Trevor is "a guy who just loves to fly." His masterful aerobatics in performance biplanes - such as the Pitts Model 12 and Christen Eagle - leave airshow crowds amazed.

North American Harvard & Boeing PT-17 Steraman

"'J's Bird' & 'Matt's Bat'"

John 'Skipper' Hyle - Museum of the Forgotten Warrior

A World War Two trainer aerobatic act that pays honor to "those service members who never got where they wanted to be" - lost in training during the war.

Vans RV

Full Throttle Airshows

We are the Full Throttle Formation Team from Atlanta Georgia. Our pilots are all aviation professionals with more than 300,000 total hours of flight experience in military and commercial aircraft. We fly “Van's Aircraft” experimental aircraft, many of which were built by the pilots who fly them. Our mission is to Entertain airshow audiences throughout America and Inspire our spectators to follow in our footsteps to experience the joys of flight. In addition to performing thrilling airshow displays, we Educate future aviators on ways to open the door to careers in aviation.

Antonov An-2R

"Colt"

National Warplane Museum

The Antonov An-2 is one of the most remarkable utility aircraft ever built — famous for its massive size, slow flight capabilities, and extraordinary ruggedness. Nicknamed the "Colt" by NATO, the An-2 has served in dozens of roles worldwide since its introduction in the late 1940s, earning a reputation as one of the most versatile biplanes in aviation history.

North American Harvard Mk. II

"Harvard"

National Warplane Museum

The AT-6 Texan - known as the Harvard in British and Commonwealth service - was the advanced trainer that prepared thousands of Allied pilots for combat during World War II. Its powerful engine, retractable landing gear, and complex handling characteristics made it an ideal platform for transitioning pilots from basic trainers to front-line fighters like the P-51 Mustang.

Douglas B-23

"Dragon"

National Warplane Museum

The Douglas B-23 Dragon was a transitional medium bomber developed in the late 1930s as a refinement of the earlier B-18 Bolo. While it saw limited frontline service, the B-23 represented an important evolutionary step in American bomber design, incorporating features that would influence later aircraft like the iconic B-25 Mitchell.

Fairchild C-119G

"Flying Boxcar"

National Warplane Museum

The Fairchild C-119 Flying Boxcar is one of the most iconic military cargo aircraft of the early Cold War era. Designed to move large quantities of cargo, troops, and equipment, the twin-boom C-119 became a workhorse for airlift operations around the world, bridging the gap between WWII piston-engine transports and the later jet-powered cargo fleets.

Lockheed C-130A

"Hercules "Saigon Lady""

National Warplane Museum

The Lockheed C-130 Hercules is one of the most versatile and enduring military transport aircraft in history. First introduced in the 1950s, the C-130 has served with militaries around the world for decades, performing a vast range of missions including cargo transport, troop deployment, humanitarian relief, and special operations.

Lockheed CE-133

"Shooting Star"

National Warplane Museum

The Lockheed T-33 Shooting Star was one of the world’s most successful jet trainers, serving with air forces around the globe during the early Cold War. Developed from the P-80 fighter — America’s first operational jet fighter — the T-33 became a critical tool in training the first generations of jet-age pilots.

Boeing CH-47

"Chinook"

New York Army National Guard

The H-47 Chinook is the heavy-lift helicopter of choice for the U.S. Army and 20 international operators. This tandem rotor workhorse excels in cargo and troop transport, search and rescue, casualty evacuation, special operations and disaster relief. Its unique design delivers stability, agility and rear ramp access on unprepared terrain, plus high-altitude performance up to 20,000 feet. The Block II modernized Chinook adds a strengthened structure, redesigned fuel tanks, an improved drivetrain and open avionics architecture to increase lift, extend range, and enable future upgrades—keeping the fleet ready now and prepared for decades to come. (Boeing)

Lockheed Martin UH-60

"Blackhawk"

New York Army National Guard

A combat-proven workhorse for the U.S. Army and allied militaries around the globe, the UH-60M is rugged, reliable, and ready for the toughest mission challenges. With powerful twin engines, a reconfigurable cabin, and 9,000 lbs. of cargo capacity, the BLACK HAWK can transport troops, deliver supplies, and fly search and rescue, even in contested environments. It’s what’s made the UH-60M a trusted utility helicopter over 15 million flight hours and countless critical missions worldwide. (Lockheed Martin)