Just in time for the annual Army-Navy football game, Team SHAR is on the December 2016 cover of “In Flight USA” magazine. (see the link below). “In Flight USA” is an aviation magazine, distributed to Fixed Base Operators at airports all over the USA. They have featured Nalls Aviation and Team SHAR in several articles, […]
By all accounts, the first flight was an astounding success! We had managed to not only get the airplane in the United States, certified, approved, and ground tested, but we flew it! Despite a minor annoyance of losing communications, there were no other notable problems with the airplane. All systems appeared to be working as […]
Nalls Aviation and Team SHAR begin its 9th Airshow season at Manassas, Virginia on May 7th! This is a FREE airshow, and a full day of flying and fun for the entire family. Few airshows allow the crowds to get up close and personal with the performing airplanes. Manassas is one of those shows. You’ll […]
With capacity crowds both days, Team SHAR demonstrated the Harrier and the L39, for the folks of Drummondville, Quebec to help celebrate their 200th anniversary. Many folks had never seen a Harrier in real life, and a few had never seen one on film. They had no idea what they were in for. We overheard a […]
Team SHAR is just back from the Hamilton, Ontario twilight airshow, hosted by the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum. The museum displays many WWII era airplanes, but also has jets in its collection. The show limited the attendance to only 1,200 tickets per day. This is usually considered a small crowd by airshow standards, but ticket holders were given the […]
The Winston-Salem Airshow, at Smith Reynolds Airport September 19th and 20th, will once again host the Word’s Only Civilian Harrier team! “We’re excited to be invited back,” said Art Nalls. “We love North Carolina and the great hospitality we always receive there,” he added. This year, we’re bringing not only the Harrier and the L39, but two […]
Our first airshow of our 8th season, was Rockford. Normally, we like to get a few flights under our belt before we tackle bad weather, but we had to jump right into IFR conditions on our first trip to Rockford, and we need two legs to get there. We stopped for fuel in Ohio and the ground crew there […]
