Dont miss the 14th annual Indianapolis Air Show June 11-13, 2010 at Mt. Comfort Airport. Each family friendly day is packed with sizzling performances sure to blow you away.
Headlining this year is The P-51 Horsemen Aerobatic Team. These 3 authentic P-51 Mustangs served in WWII and their aerobatic routines remind us of how these powerful machines influenced the outcome of WWII. Military might will be further represented by ACC East-A10 Demo Team, West Coast F-18 Superhornets, USAF Heritage flight coupled with a P-51, and the ever popular fly-over by the B-2 Stealth Bomber
Exciting civilian performances include: Red Bull Air Race champion, Michael Goulian and his Extra300SHP, Younkin Air Shows presents Sons of Legends, the E Team Skydivers--jumping with the worlds largest flag, John Klatt is fast & furious in his Staudacher S-300D, Red Eagle Air Sports with Magic in the Air, Bill Braacks Smoke N Thunder Jet Truck, and Kent Pietch sponsored by Jelly Belly.
Come early to enjoy the multitude of food, beverage, and static displays including: Warbirds, hot air balloons, car show, kids zone, military history encampment, and more. Around noon the planes take to the sky for a show of raw power and aerobatic brilliance- you wont believe your eyes!
Meet real-life heroes and authors and learn their stories by visiting the USS Indianapolis Survivors area.
Whether youre a die-hard aviation buff or first time visitor- expect the best in non-stop entertainment! Reserved seats are available, including a range of hospitality options. Advance discount tickets available online at indyairshow.com and at Indiana Marsh Supermarket locations and United Package Liquor stores. Buy early and save!
When: Jun 12, 2010 8 AM to Jun 12, 2010 6 PM Where: Mount Comfort Airport in Greenfield,Indiana Cost: $20 General Admission (GA)--Adult Gate, $10 GA Child age 6-12
Discounts tickets available online in advance at IndyAirShow.com
Reserve Seating with Hospitality Available Online in Advance Posted by:Linda5311
The Town of Greenfield was founded in 1753 as a town and then later in 2003 as a city. Although a city government, the community wishes to be known as “The Town of Greenfield”.
Visitors are encouraged to visit the Pioneer Valley Symphony Orchestra as well as the Poets Seat Tower which was named after a long tradition of poets being drawn to the area. There is also the Artspace Community Arts Center or the Greenfield Energy Park where you are able to learn about energy resources or simply relax.
Residents of Greenfield feel it is the sort of town most people dream about as the ideal place to live and raise a family.
