No matter how fascinating the exhibits and products at Sun ‘n Fun, nothing gets the blood pumping like an aerial exhibition.
John Mohr performs in his stock Stearman biplane.
John Mohr masterfully flies his Stearman in a full slip down the Sun ‘n Fun flightline.
Staying inverted a bit too long causes the engine on John Mohr’s stock Stearman to briefly quit and throw flames from the exhaust. He does this twice during his normal show routine.
Matt Chapman, Rob Holland, Jack Knutson, and Bill Stein fly together as the 4ce Aerobatic Team.
Rob Holland, Matt Chapman, Bill Stein, and Jack Knutson fly together as the 4ce Aerobatic Team.
Buck Roetman and Gary Rower team up to fly a formation aerobatic routine highlighting two different generations of aerobatic biplanes – the Pitts and the Stearman.
Gary Rower dives for show center in his Super Stearman during the afternoon air show.
The Aerostars Aerobatic Team perform their breakaway cross at show center.
Aerostars Aerobatic Team.
Aerostars Aerobatic Team.
Aerostars Aerobatic Team.
Various warbirds performed during the daily afternoon air show.
The E Team Skydivers opened the afternoon air show by flying in the American flag.
Crowds lined the show line each afternoon for the air show.
Wingwalker Jane Wicker sits on the wing of her Stearman biplane for one of her signature manuvers.
Wingwalker Jane Wicker hangs from the wing of Aurora, her Super Stearman biplane.
Kirk Wicker kicks the Super Stearman into a hammerhead turnaround while wingwalker Jane Wicker rides in the breeze on the top wing.
Various warbirds performed during the daily afternoon air show.
4ce Formation Team members Rob Holland, Bill Stein, Matt Chapman, and Jack Knutson walk through their air show routine before flying in the afternoon show.
Various warbirds performed during the daily afternoon air show.
Kyle Franklin performs his brand-new air show routine in Dracula, his new custom biplane.
Kyle Franklin taxis by the crowd in his new air show biplane, Dracula.
