2021 Abbotsford International Airshow

After COVID-19 restrictions were relaxed a little it was time for the show to go on. Seating was restricted to in and imediately around your vehicle and there were no food vendors. Nevertheless, is was another good show.

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Snowbird 8 on the flight line at Abbotsford.

Snowbird team line up. This year the aircraft tail numbers on the rudders are painted in Gold to recognize the anniversary of the Golden Centennaires.

The Public Affairs Officer usually flies with Snowbird 11.

Pitts S-1S flown by Jodi Rueger.

Snowbirds with Mount Baker in the background.

Maj. Taylor Evans has been flying the solo position for quite some time. He was last here in 2019 as Capt. Evans.

CF-18 with Mount Baker in the background.

Al French has been looking after things in the announcer's booth for many, many years.

Snowbird chocked on the flight line.

The F-22 Raptor can sure turn up the heat.

This is the first appearance of the Yak-110; this is what you get when you combine two Yak-55s and a Jet Engine.

The USAF will be at the show. Here a pair of F-18 Super Hornets flank a Douglas A-1 Skyraider from Skagit.

Ken and Roy are keeping a sharp eye for all the goings on while orchastrating the commentary.