NASA Flies in California’s Pacific Airshow
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NASA Flies in California’s Pacific Airshow
NASA Flies in California’s Pacific AirshowNASA test pilot Mike Lippert flies an F/A‑18 with videographer Lori Losey in the back seat during a Pacific Airshow flyover at Huntington Beach, California, Friday, Oct. 2, 2026.NASA photographer Jim Ross rides in the back seat of the agency’s newly painted F‑15, which honors America’s 250th birthday, during a transit flight to Huntington Beach, California, piloted by NASA test pilot Wayne Ringelberg, Th…
The 2026 Pacific Air Show opened in Southern California on October 2nd, attracting large crowds for three consecutive days. The U.S. Air Force's F-22, F-35C, and F-16 Thunderbirds aerobatic teams, along with NASA's F/A-18s, made appearances, while the Royal Air Force's Falcon Parachute Team performed high-altitude aerobatic maneuvers. Stealth fighters, supersonic flight, and thrilling formations showcased the U.S. Air Force's formidable strength…
Since its inception in 2016, the Pacific Airshow has become a landmark event in Southern California. This year, it will be held for three consecutive days from October 2nd in Huntington Beach, Southern California, bringing audiences a breathtaking aerial visual feast and land carnival activities.
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