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All I can say is I really wish I had been able to get some better angles on these beautiful birds..





Probably my favorite one of this set of shots..




Had to compress this one quite a bit to get it back under 100KB so the original is quite a bit better!


No the Deke was not a part of the show, it is owned by the flight school operating out of the airport along with a symphony and 2 huskies! (No floats though...)

Ohh pretty


Whats the car in the background?

hahaha, that's a very modified coupe deville from what I could tell...

They use it as the launch and recovery vehicle for the jet truck team..

Nice shots, Jared. I talked to the pilot of that orange splotchy one. He said kids made the design or something. Pretty cool..

I would have chosen flames myself, but hey.

Great Shots Jared...looks like you had good weather and a great day

Thanks for posting them

Cheers...Happy Landings...Doug

Very nice. Any idea what Oracle is?

Lovely snaps Jared, and Doug I think Oracle is a communications company, but don't quote me on that

Nice shot there Jared,
A Ozzy said:

I think Oracle is a communications company, but don't quote me on that

Ozzy is right in saying that they are a communications company, they deal with IT related systems and have been around since 1977.

The aircraft that they use is a "one of a kind" Oracle Challenger (Home Build) and The Pilot Is Sean Tucker.
The team has had the Honour of Flying in formation with the Thunderbirds display team and also the Blue Angels.

Pretty good for a small company/aircraft/pilot dont you think?

Nemo

Doug I think Oracle is a communications company, but don't quote me on that

I appreciate that Mark but it was the easiest way to identify the aircraft I was referring to

The aircraft that they use is a "one of a kind" Oracle Challenger (Home Build)

Thanks Nemo. That's exactly what I wanted to know.

Lovely snaps Jared, and Doug I think Oracle is a communications company, but don't quote me on that

Aye. And Sean D. Tucker is probably the best aerobatic pilot I have ever seen in my life.

Yep, you are all correct..

And I'm thinking it was a tie between tucker and franklin in my book..

I've heard that Tucker's plane is "based" on the Pitts S2... makes sense, but it's almost certainly scratch-built, not a modified Pitts.

lol, yeah it may have started out as a Pitts, many years ago, but bears little or no resemblance to one today..