2021 Jimmy Stewart Airshow - Fairchild C-123 Provider

Fairchild C-123 Provider
2021 Jimmy Stewart Airshow
Jimmy Stewart Airport (KIDI)
Indiana, Pennsylvania
Friday July 9, 2021
Thunder Pig, a Fairchild C-123 Provider that is privately owned and operated out of Beaver Falls, PA, arrives at the Jimmy Stewart Airport to become a part of the static display for the weekend airshow.
Please note that any music in the video was played through a public address system and ZINGER AVIATION MEDIA does not have any control over what music is being played during an airshow. The International Council of Air Shows (ICAS) has negotiated a 2021 rate of $206 per public air show day from BMI; a rate of $150 per day from ASCAP; and $128 for a one to two-day air show weekend, $185 for three to four days, and $244 for five to seven days from SESAC. These rates are not controlled or negotiated by the USAF and are subject to change. This rate applies only to music broadcast over the public address system during the air show portion of the program and does not provide the show with the right to use prerecorded music at concerts or other non-air show special events held in conjunction with the air show.
In addition, please note this video was also made safely.
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[@rubedogg6969]

Had the pleasure of jumping out a C 123 at jump school 1981.

[@thefivepoints]

Welcome to Con Air.

[@Warbird-Aviation]

what a Beauty!!,

[@harleyb.birdwhisperer]

Have your eyes checked. C-141 was a beauty. I crewed both in the ‘60’s.

[@user-ho3dz1ft1r]

Seen the c123 in movies like air america and con air, it's a Vietnam veteran

[@arthurteo8111]

First time I ever saw this tubby aircraft belonged to the Royal Thai Airforce in the late sixties : silver and rumbling in the blue skies of Singapore-took off from Changi Air Base RAF.

[@dforrest4503]

I’m assuming the jets don’t work?