FEATURED PERFORMERS | The Great State of Maine Air Show

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FEATURED PERFORMERS

U.S. Navy Blue Angels

Here come the Blues! The United States Navy Blue Angels return with their adrenaline – rushing performance to Maine.

U.S. Marine Corps C-130 “Fat Albert”

One airplane in the Blue Angels fleet gets its own billing, and it isn’t one of the supersonic Hornet jets. It’s “Fat Albert”, a U.S. Marine Corps C-130 Hercules airlifter. Fat Albert is the team’s support plane, but it flies its own solo performance at air shows, demonstrating the surprising nimbleness of the four-turboprop transport.

U.S. Air Force Heritage Flight

The team currently consists of nine civilian pilots qualified to fly vintage warbirds in formation with modern USAF single-ship demonstration teams and F-4 pilots. Their formations serve as a living memorial to the men and women who have served—or are currently serving—in the U.S. Air Force, proudly flying in support of USAF recruiting and retention efforts.

U.S. Special Operations Command Parachute Jump Team

The Para-Commandos perform precision freefall parachute demonstrations across the United States, informing the public about the Special Operations Command, it’s mission, and the great work being performed by the Special Operations Command’s Soldiers, Sailors, Marines and Airmen deployed to over 100 countries around the world.

Michael Goulian Extra 330

Michael Goulian performs in air shows in an Extra 330SC, arguably the world’s premiere aerobatic competition and air show plane.

Mike Wiskus

Mike Wiskus’s passion for aviation started when he was very young. Mike’s Dad took him to his first air show at their hometown in Iowa at the age of 10.

Kent Pietsch

He flies an 800-pound Interstate Cadet with a 37-foot wingspan. The plane’s horizontally opposed four-cylinder engine can generate 90 horsepower and a G-force ranging from -3 to +5.

Larry Labriola L-39

You don’t earn the title of most widely used jet trainer in the world without boasting some serious production numbers.

Smoke-n-Thunder Jet Car

Out on the taxiway you can hear the deafening roar of an engine and see billowing clouds of smoke. You can feel the reverberations of mini sonic booms.

Scott Yoak – P-51 Quick Silver

At only 20 years old, Scott Yoak was checked out in the legendary WWII fighter, the P-51D “Quick Silver” Mustang.

Dan Marcotte

This New England native comes home to show off his Ultimate Biplane, which has earned him well-deserved recognition in the air show circuit.

Precision Exotics

You don’t have to fly a fighter jet to experience this kind of excitement. Feel the rush, the speed, and the precision of a powerful vehicle first hand.

Ric Peterson

Ric Peterson is an air show announcer and award winning broadcast journalist.

Aircraft appearing are subject to change due to many reasons beyond our control, to include but not limited to, maintenance, weather, or other circumstances. We appreciate your understanding.

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