Keith Breazeal Video Productions

The F-15E Strike Eagle entering a high G turn. Nothing like looking right into the burners with vapor coming off the wings.
What a great show! The California International Airshow continues to be the model of the airshow industry. The community comes together with sponsorships and volunteer organizations to make it all happen. The show's proceeds go directly to local charities and community based organizations. This year marks the show's 28th anniversary and the line-up was well rounded.

Julie Clark performs a patriotic theme with the beautiful T-34 Mentor. Julie bought the surplus T-34 and ferried it from Alaska to California where she painstakenly restored it. Julie Clark's American Aerobatics performs shows on both sides of the United Stated and Canada.

Sean D. Tucker discusses the design of the Oracle Challenger. The key focus in the design process is speed. From it's composite propeller to the unique concept of 8 ailerons, the Oracle Challenger is an incredible machine. Sean's flying skills won him the U. S. National Advanced Aerobatic Championship in 1988 and he never stopped to look back. His aerobatic performances over the years has earned him the Art Scholl Memorial Showmanship Award and The Bill Barber Award for Air Show Showmanship in 1992.

Julie Clark flying the T-34 Mentor on the low pass at the end of her "American Aerobatics" show.
What a great show! The California International Airshow continues to be the model of the airshow industry. The community comes together with sponsorships and volunteer organizations to make it all happen. The show's proceeds go directly to local charities and community based organizations. This year marks the show's 28th anniversary and the line-up was well rounded.

The Canadian CF-18 Hornet on tour with the special paint scheme marking the 50th anniversary of NORAD and the 400th anniversary of Quebec.
What a great show! The California International Airshow continues to be the model of the airshow industry. The community comes together with sponsorships and volunteer organizations to make it all happen. The show's proceeds go directly to local charities and community based organizations. This year marks the show's 28th anniversary and the line-up was well rounded.