MAPS volunteer working on the Link Trainer  MAPS volunteers working on the F-86D canopy  MAPS visitor tries the MiG-17 cockpit on for size  MAPS Members meet with Tuskegee Airman Charles McGee

AERO EXPO 2006 Information

What makes AERO EXPO different from other airshows? Unlike many airshows, we don't segregate flying and non-flying aircraft, so you are able to walk up, inspect, and talk to the flight crews of every aircraft at AERO EXPO.  When it's time to fly, the crowds are moved back, the aircraft is moved, and the flight demo takes place.  If you have photos you would like to contribute to the MAPS website, please email them, with full credit info, to James Kohan via jkohan@neo.rr.com.

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Sun glints off C-130 cockpit glass during flight demo


Goodyear blimp based out of nearby Wingfoot Lake


North American F-86 Sabre


General Motors Eastern Aircraft TBM banks during photo pass

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