Flying the Red Eagle and one-of-a-kind Talon Eagle, Buck Roetman and Dan McClung demonstrate the awesome power of these highly-modified aerobatic aircraft.

Team RV
The RV Flight Formation team is a local act from the Carolinas flying the RV Series of experimental airplanes.  These kit built aircraft fly at distances of only 2 feet apart in exciting formations completing impressive precision maneuvers during their 15 minute performances all across the southeastern United States.   Each of the planes being flow was built by it's pilot.   Throughout their demonstration, the Team RV is constantly changing each plane's position in the flight pattern at speeds of up to 150 mph.   Along with local Carolina Airshows, Team RV has also flown in numerous other national airshows such as Oshkosh and EAA's Sun N Fun.

Mike Wiskus LUCAS Oil Pitts
Mike found his passion for aviation at the age of 10 after his Dad took him to his first Air Show. At 14, Mike took a job at the Mason City Iowa airport washing airplanes and cleaning hangars just to be around airplanes. Later, he traded his work for flying lessons and received his Pilots License on his 17th birthday.  Thirty years later, Mike has accumulated more than 20,000 hours of flight time managing aircraft and flying for Corporate America. 3,500 hours of that flight time has been piloting some of the highest performance air show and competition aircraft in the world.

Mike’s air show has been described as aggressive, high performance aerobatics smothered in smoke and noise. Mike can climb and tumble his plane end over end, seemingly out of control, only to dive in for his next outrageous maneuver. At a youthful and somewhat mischievous age of 47, Mike has the experience and personality fitting of an air show pilot.

Greg Koontz Airshows
Greg Koontz has been performing in airshows since 1974, when he joined Col. Moser's Flying Circus and learned his trademark maneuvers from the best in the business. This airshow season, Greg returns to his roots to bring back good old- fashioned family entertainment in the best flying circus tradition!

Super Decathlon
The Lycoming AEIO-360 engine with 180 horses, inverted fuel & oil systems and large wing allows for tight maneuvers and slower entry speeds. Greg Koontz flies this popular plane through a solo aerobatic routine that demonstrates its agility with a full set of outside loops, vertical rolls, snaps & tumbles and inverted passes. Grand finale is the inverted ribbon cut.

Comedy Routine
Flown in the 1946 Piper J-3 Cub, this act begins as Greg- farmer Clem Cleaver- climbs up on the announcer's stand, demanding a flight lesson. Later in the show, he "steals" the plane and takes off solo, with his whole crew chasing. Grandpa shoots off a tire to get him down, and Clem lands on his pickup truck as it races down the runway.