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Issue 1, 2008 of the Classic Jet Journal just mailed out. Did you receive your copy? (3 Jul 2008)


The Colorado Jet Blast is being rescheduled to a later date. See Events page for more details. (1 Jul 2008)


Photos of the 2008 Reno Jet Blast posted in the Pictures section. (31 May 2008)

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Greg Colyer flying in N429GC, his 1964 L-29 Delfin. The aircraft is based at VCB, Nut Tree, CA. Additional pictures here: Pic2 Pic3 Pic4 Pic5
Shot from Greg Colyer's N429GC is a picture of N129BE, Pete Taylor's Red Bluff (CA) based L-29 Delfin trainer. Additional pictures here: Pic2 Pic3 Pic4

Niels Valentiner and his L-39 Albatros enjoying the view of Mojave Airport during a CJAA Jet Blast
Bob Stambovsky’s pristine 1971 Jet Provost T5 based at William J. Fox Airport, Lancaster, CA.

Outfitted in Navy "Blue Angel" blue is Kay Eckardt's first CT-133, N33MJ, previously owned by Don Novas. Additional pictures here: Pic2 Pic3 Pic4
We're all familiar with two-car families. How about a two CT-133 family? Yes, Kay Eckardt owns this one (N84TB) as well. Additional pictures here: Pic2 Pic3

Back to the Lone Star state for Harley Wilke's TS-11 Iskra. N44ZR is based in Tyler, TX.
Yet another TS-11 Iskra, this one owned by Bill Silva of San Jose, CA. Additional picture here: Pic2

Bill and Steve Lyddon's TS-11 Iskra is based in Liberal, KS.
Don Bellek's very nice TS-11 Iskra is based in the Reno, NV area. Additional pictures here: Pic2 Pic3

Mike Smith, Sr. keeps his 1978 PZL-WSK TS-11 Iskra in Starkville, MS.
Deep in the heart of Texas resides Jerry Parker's pristine PZL-WSK TS-11 Iskra. Additional pictures here: Pic2 Pic3

Another Texas-based L-29, this one belonging to Marvin Mixon.
Based in Lock Haven, PA, Lee Gilbert's L-39 can frequently be seen flying formation with other L-39 aircraft. Additional photos here: Pic2 Pic3 Pic4

Gary Cole bases his L-29 at a private aviation neighborhood called Covey Trails (TX09) just outside of Houston, TX.
Chuck Datko's camouflaged L-29 climbing out over his home base of Anoka, MN. Additional photo here: Pic2

Recently reengined is Rob Carpenter's pristine MK-4A Provost waiting to be flown. Additional photo here: Pic2
Paul Keppeler's Canadair T-33 climbing out over Sun 'n' Fun 2004. It was acquired from a Canadian Government auction after being retired from active Canadian military service in April of 2002. (Photo courtesy of Paul Bowen.) Additional photo here: Pic2

Twin Hispano HA-200 Saetas owned and operated by Karl Kunze and George Kunze. Additional photos here: Pic2 Pic3
Pease AFB, New Hampshire is home Bob Davis's L39ZA seen flying off the wing of Joel Picket in his L39C at the North East Jet Blast. Additional photos here: Pic2 Pic3

Rick Morrison recently acquired this beautiful L-39C (N739RM) from fellow member, Gus Spreng. Rick bases his airplane in San Diego, CA. Additional photo here: Pic2
This beautiful (and recently repainted) Jet Provost MK 5A is owned by Jaime Pinto and based at York, PA. Jaime boasts he flies it on a weekly basis. Additional photos here: Pic2 Pic3 Pic4 Pic5 Pic6 Pic7

Based at Spruce Creek, Pete Jacobs just unveiled his L-39, assembled and restored/upgraded by Spreng Enterprises, Daytona Beach, Florida.
Four L-39s, piloted by (front to back) Dan Sullivan, David Mills, Tim Brutsche, and Paul Wood. Photo-ship pilot was Steve Patterson and photographer was Ray Pittman.

This picture of Zach McNeill's L-29 was taken over Amelia Island from Bob Murphy's T-28 on their way back from the Craig airshow.
Chuck Thornton's T-38 trainers in formation high above the city of Los Angeles.

Climbing out over his home in York, PA is Roger Kay's beautiful L-39C.
Parked in front of his home at Leeward Air Ranch in Ocala, FL is Ernie Martinez' pristine L-29.

Submitted by Ralf Dominick, these shots are from an aerobatic team in South Africa. The paint scheme is an authentic scheme for the L-29's operated by the 41st Squadron of the Czech Air Force. Additional pictures here: Pic2 Pic3 Pic4
Dan Schiffer’s L-39C in formation with Vlado Lenoch’s P-51 Mustang MoonBeam McSwine over Valparaiso.

Based in Daytona Beach, FL, this beautiful example of an Aero Vodochody L-29 (N29KJ) is owned by Gus Spreng.
Bob Guilford ready to blast off in his Soko Galeb.

Bill Lamberton's new aircraft is a Canadair CL-41A which he received in trade.
And this is what Bill Lamberton traded for the above. It is a Vampire F-3 and now resides at the Air Force museum in Comox B.C.

Curt Arnspiger's Casa HA-200 Saeta.
Dan Schiffer's Canadair CT-133, a Canadian-built version of the venerable T-33.

Warren Wood purchased his L-39C in February 1998. Now meticulously restored, it was built in 1983, used by the Ukraine Air Force and imported to the USA in 1994.
Maurice and Denise Kurg own N431PS, a colorful Fouga Magister Mk II. Here, Maurice flies it over the Virgin Islands. Photo by Glen Gordon.

Frank Chiodo's Folland Gnat, N936FC, at Islip MacArthur Airport, Long Island, NY.
Steve Scriba cavorts in his L-29 over the fall foliage near Amery, Wisconsin, in November 1999. Photo by Paulette Peterson from the back seat of Daryl Dresler's L-29.

Daryl Dressler's L-29, over Amery, Wisconsin, USA. Photo taken by Steve Scriba from his L-29. Additional photos here: Pic2 Pic3 Pic4
This beautiful Aero Vodochody L-29C Delfin is owned and flown by Mike Farrell. He keeps it at Allaire Airport in New Jersey, USA, and has owned it since 1995.

This spectacularly dramatic L-39C, N39LW, belongs to Ted Carr and is based in Livermore, California.
John Murphy's Aero Vodochody L-39C Albatros, based in Chesterfield, Missouri.

This Canadair CT-133 was built in 1954 and is now owned and operated by Charles Wallasch.
Fouga CM-170 Magister owned and operated by Dave Robertson.

Dr. Richard Sugden's T-2B Buckeye, the only example flying in civilian hands.

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