Fair St. Louis Features Midwest Airshow Favorite Aeroshell Aerobatic Team
For over 25 years, the Aeroshell Aerobatic Team has been entertaining audiences throughout the country (formerly as the three-ship North American Aerobatic Team), and the team has become a staple at Midwest airshows such as the Salute to Veterans Corporation airshow in Columbia Missouri and of course Fair St. Louis. There is nothing like the grace and beauty of the four red and white North American Texans as they dance across the sky in perfect formation. The bleating propellers on those four Pratt & Whitney 600hp Wasp engines is an unforgettable sound to behold, and one not forgotten. Mark Henley has assumed lead this year, with Gene McNeely, Steve Gustafson and Bryan Regan rounding out the team. The Aero Experience was again privileged to visit with the Aeroshell Aerobatic Team this year and have this photo essay of their performance over the Mississippi Riverfront and at St. Louis Downtown Airport:
For over 25 years, the Aeroshell Aerobatic Team has been entertaining audiences throughout the country (formerly as the three-ship North American Aerobatic Team), and the team has become a staple at Midwest airshows such as the Salute to Veterans Corporation airshow in Columbia Missouri and of course Fair St. Louis. There is nothing like the grace and beauty of the four red and white North American Texans as they dance across the sky in perfect formation. The bleating propellers on those four Pratt & Whitney 600hp Wasp engines is an unforgettable sound to behold, and one not forgotten. Mark Henley has assumed lead this year, with Gene McNeely, Steve Gustafson and Bryan Regan rounding out the team. The Aero Experience was again privileged to visit with the Aeroshell Aerobatic Team this year and have this photo essay of their performance over the Mississippi Riverfront and at St. Louis Downtown Airport: 
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