Planes of Fame Chino Warbird Air Show - Saturday 6 May 2017

Start with tribute formations honoring Planes of Fame founder, the late Ed Maloney, that included the N9M flying wing, the only flying P-26, and a P-35 derivative. And continue with wave after wave of warbirds in a fabulous show at Chino, California on the weekend of 6-7 May 2017. Kent Pietsch's masterfully graceful aerobatics in the Interstate Cadet, sponsored by Jelly Belly jelly beans, includes a visually compelling look at a spin with smoke on the wingtips of this vintage general aviation aircraft. The world's only flying Privateer patrol bomber graces the skies near the end, followed by a wrap-up heritage formation and F-35 air demonstration.
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This video is part of the Airailimages Airshow America series.

[@jimfowler5930]

Yes Sir!!!!!!!!!!! Great collection and wonderful video.......Thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@willconnor5858]

Nothing beats the symphony of radial engines at any air show.

[@taofledermaus]

I can't get over that they are actually flying that rare flying wing! Amazing!

[@jpatt1000]

How about the P-26 or AT-12? Seems like a lot of Chino's aircraft are sole flyers! Can't wait to see the P-59 in the air! The formation with the N9M, P-26 and AT-12 is only 10 years of development and the flying wing makes the other two look like they're from the stone age! I do like how they fly their planes. The power seems like it's just pulled back and no aerobatics. The right way to treat these gems as it's a treat just to see them in the air! Gotta get out there one day!

[@icin4d]

Great shot of that Cub doing a stall spin. With the smoke on you can really see the stall.

[@arturpetrzyk7325]

Super pokaz, dobrze pokazane. Dziękują !

[@airailimages]

Dziękujemy za oglądanie i komentowanie.

[@jonathanludgater5621]

Thanks a really good presentation of rare machines

[@airailimages]

I'm glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching.

[@modshaman]

as usual Fantastic! That Buccaneer was Magestic in slow Mo

[@bobclarie]

Your production took my breath away. . . . in a word, WOW ! Thanks for sharing this Brilliant Production . . Keep'em com in'. Bob

[@airailimages]

You are very welcome. Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@MrJetFormation]

When I went my favorite aircraft was the the spitfire Mk 20 I've never seen a spitfire fly but it was beautiful. The tempest also looked so amazing.

[@nevadajoe3902]

Fantastic photography! And superb sound! Very well done! Thanks.

[@airailimages]

Thanks for watching and thanks for commenting!

[@ryanmoeller3308]

Great video!! You guys put up some great footage!

[@airailimages]

Thank you -- we appreciate that!

[@f86sabjf]

Bravo. Bravo!

[@kakuyoku9342]

13:12 零戦52型 (japanese zero A6M5)

[@stavkous4963]

Oh my god a flying wing

[@bearbon2]

Nice to see the PB4Y Privateer showing off. I wish they could do something about that horrible bulbous nose. The original profile was more sleek.

[@AlexTrain5249]

Just wait until those three Tempests are restored.

[@valentinbirrer3784]

does anyone knows something about the Corsair in the VMF-214 markings as WE-18?? whould be thankfull to know a bit its a very nice Video

[@Gearheadgotajob]

If you remember a flying wing....You are German!

[@Gearheadgotajob]

Did anyone see that abomination on the ground?

[@chasyes1]

awesome display! My only complaint is that music! We wanna hear the PLANES NOT that stupid overdubbed music!

[@ccthepope]

Aw come on he does leave a lot of the AC sounds in there, even the break squeal from the C47 (ouch!). The music does break up the right to left then left to right sounds that can on a video make me dizzy.

[@airailimages]

Welcome to Airailimages, Chasyes1. I appreciate your comment, and after you have been a viewer of this channel for awhile, you'll come to appreciate that we like the aircraft sounds too. But in extreme slow-motion, audio doesn't work (unless you want something that sounds like a sick basset hound). And sometimes as we moved around the field, the audio was ruined by other noise; those are the times when the music must get cued.

[@sheriffjohn2498]

It is too bad that the sound didn't come through very well for the F35. I was right up on the flight line at the location where it made it's hard turn skyward. The afterburner made our shirts flutter and we felt the heat. Fingers in the ears didn't help much to dampen the sound!

[@chasyes1]

then try narration ok? otherwise no complaints LOVED IT!!! My Dad, although not a flier, was onboard a B-24 shot down in N Africa, survived with a terrible wound for 2 weeks with Bedouin Arabs who insisted he eat freid grasshoppers dipped in honey OR ELSE!