Spring Thunder Virtual Air Expo - Saturday, March 26th!

Calling virtual aerobatics and airshow fans everywhere! Don’t miss your opportunity to catch your 2011 Virtual Blue Angels kick off their virtual airshow season at the first annual Spring Thunder Virtual Air Expo! Also headlining at Spring Thunder with their fast paced, high energy demonstration is the Virtual Patriots Jet Team!

Full Event Schedule: https://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?hl=en&key=tM9HXIpNa9MYdBjshTQKo3A&authkey=COO_oCI#gid=0

Flying is scheduled to kick off at 4:00 pm CDT (2100Z) with some full afterburner action from the Virtual USAF Viper East Demonstration Team. We then hand the airspace over to the Virtual East Coast VFA-106 Super Hornet TACDEMO from FSX, and let them tear up the skies. We'll see raw power and combat capability of the A-10C, with the first-ever demonstration of DCS: A-10C Warthog, and take a step back in time with the Virtual F-14 Tomcat Demonstration Team.

We are not done yet! To further commemorate the Centennial of Naval Aviation, the Virtual Horsemen will then take to the sky debuting the Navy-style rendition of their routine flying the powerful F8F Bearcat.

We’ll then switch into high energy mode as the Virtual Patriots Jet Team takes to the air in their pristine L-39 Albatrosses around 6:15 pm CDT (2315Z).

Then, sit back, relax, and enjoy as your 2011 Virtual Blue Angels take to the skies at 7:00 pm CDT (2400Z).

Mark your calendars! This is shaping up to be a well rounded virtual airshow that you will not want to miss. We’ll see you Saturday, March 26th at 4:00 pm CDT (2100Z)!

Tune into www.livestream.com/virtualairshows for all the action!

We are excited to announce that the Virtual Horsemen have just been added to the list of performers at Spring Thunder! The Virtual Horsemen are bringing three beautiful F8F Bearcats which will surely compliment the Centennial of Naval Aviation celebration we have planned!

The schedule above has been updated accordingly.

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Bearcats huh? That should be really cool, thanks for the news.