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The show must go on: Pacific Airshow attendees grieve over absent U.S. aircraft amid government shutdown
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The Canadian Forces Snowbirds perform as ambassadors of the CAF, using CT-114 Tutor aircraft, over the Huntington Beach Pier on the first day of the Pacific Airshow on Friday.
Janet Cardena, who has attended every Pacific Airshow, said experiencing the raw physical power of the planes keeps her coming back.
“While this is certainly disappointing news, we are excited to share that Pacific Airshow Huntington Beach will continue as scheduled.”People line the beach to watch the Grumman Albatross Water Landing aircraft during the Pacific Airshow.
“Keep it up!”A crowd formed on the beach to watch the Pacific Airshow on the first day Friday.
A helicopter flown by Aaron Fitzgerald flips during the Pacific Airshow on Friday.