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Well, it finally happened, the last flying Martin Mars leaving Sproat Lake for the last time! This WWII Era flying boat was making its second to last ever takeoff from its home base of 66 years; Sproat Lake, Port Alberni.

What is particularly interesting about this journey, other than it being the second last flight of a Martin Mars, is that the aircraft landed in Alameda, California, where it had been used as a transport aircraft for the U.S Navy back in the 1940s and 50s.

As of uploading this video, the Mars has now completed its final leg of the journey to the Pima Air and Space Museum in Arizona, when it landed on Pleasant Lake for its final flight, marking the end to a remarkable flying career spanning 80 years.

Filmed on February 9, 2025

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Follow along as we explore the skies and waters with this WWII sub-hunter, the Grumman Goose!

This is a video from a friend who flies an AT-802F Fireboss for Dauntless Air. He took this video while working the Swauk Creek fire NE of Cle Elum in Washington State in September 2024.

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Aerobatics in Boeing Sterman Coromandel New Zealand Go Pro 4K/60

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Bill Bennett, ASC shot this video of a beautifully restored 1941 PT-17 Stearman biplane, flown by 18 year-old Sammy Mason; owned by his parents, Rowena and Pete Mason.

We shot the video with a prototype Arri Alexa M digital cinema camera, and a Fujinon Alura 18-80mm zoom lens, fitted to a Pictorvision Eclipse gyro-stabilized helicopter mount. The A-Star helicopter was flown by Peter McKernan. Abby Sunderland was the First Camera Assistant, and David Arms was the Pictorvision Tech. 


We shot the piece at Santa Paula Airport, over Lake Casitas, and along the shore of the Pacific Ocean northwest of Oxnard, CA.



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John Mohr performs breathtaking aerobatics in his stock Stearman biplane at the 2007 Gathering of Mustangs and Legends airshow at Rickenbacker International Airport in Columbus, OH.

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Il 6 maggio 2023, presso l’idroscalo militare di Desenzano del Garda, si è svolta la cerimonia di inaugurazione della copia fedele dell’idrovolante da corsa Macchi Castoldi MC72, il velivolo con cui il maresciallo Francesco Agello stabilì il record di velocità nel 1934, volando a 709 km/h sul lago di Garda. Un record ancora imbattuto per gli idrocorsa con motore a pistoni.

L’evento si inserisce nelle iniziative per il centenario dell’Aeronautica Militare, che si celebrerà nel marzo 2023, e ha visto la partecipazione di autorità civili e militari, tra cui il comandante del 6° Stormo di Ghedi, colonnello Giacomo Lacaita, e il sindaco di Desenzano del Garda, Guido Malinverno.

La copia dell’MC72 è stata realizzata dal Comitato Idroscalo Desenzano, un gruppo di appassionati che ha lavorato per tre anni con la collaborazione dell’Aeronautica Militare e del Comune di Desenzano. Il presidente del Comitato, Ermanno Tira, ha spiegato che l’idrovolante è costruito in vetroresina e che mancano ancora alcune finiture, ma che l’idea è di riprodurre fedelmente il modello originale, conservato al museo dell’aeronautica di Vigna di Valle.

L’idrovolante è stato presentato nell’hangar 3 dell’idroscalo, lo stesso dove venivano custoditi i velivoli del Reparto Alta Velocità (RAV), nato nel 1928 con l’obiettivo di raggiungere il primato di velocità assoluta. Il colonnello Lacaita ha sottolineato l’importanza di riportare in vita l’idroscalo e di valorizzare la storia dell’aeronautica militare e del progresso tecnologico. “Questo è solo l’inizio della nuova vita dell’idroscalo - ha detto - e ci condurrà a raggiungere tanti altri successi e ad avere una bella presenza viva di aeronautica qui”.

Anche il sindaco Malinverno ha espresso il suo impegno a non abbandonare questo luogo e a mantenerlo in mano all’arma aeronautica. “Questo luogo è un esempio del ricordo, della memoria e della storia della nostra città e dell’aeronautica militare italiana - ha affermato - e deve rimanere tale anche per le generazioni future”.

L’idroscalo sarà visitabile al pubblico con accesso libero anche domenica 7 maggio, dalle 10 alle 18. Inoltre, sono previste altre aperture straordinarie nei mesi successivi, con una vasta area espositiva composta da cimeli personali del recordman Francesco Agello e Tommaso Dal Molin, reperti inerenti ai velivoli in uso in quel periodo storico e una mostra foto-video grafica dedicata all’epopea della Coppa Schneider, la gara internazionale di velocità per idrocorsa.

Un’occasione unica per ammirare da vicino una macchina innovativa frutto dell’ingegno di uomini che fecero la storia del volo e per rendere omaggio al coraggio e alla passione dei piloti del RAV.

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