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Retired astronaut and International Space Station Commander Chris Hadfield briefed the media and greeted members of the famed Canadian Forces Snowbirds as they flew in to the Gatineau Airport in preparation for Tuesday’s airshow and Wednesday’s Canada Day performance.
Joining him for the briefing was special guest Maryse Carmichael, the first woman ever to fly with, and lead the Snowbirds, and now a pilot instructor with CAE. Michael Potter of Vintage Wings of Canada was also on hand with his Supermarine Spitfire Mark XVI.
The former commander of the International Space Station will be the guest of honour at the Wings Over Gatineau air show on Tuesday, where he will fly in formation with the Canadian Forces Snowbirds during part of their demonstration. Hadfield will be flying a 1950s-era jet fighter, an F-86 Sabre in the livery of the legendary RCAF Golden Hawks aerobatic display team that flew from 1959 to 1964.
The event, which runs from noon to 4 p.m. at the Gatineau airport, 1717 Arthur-Fecteau St., is hosted by Vintage Wings of Canada. Tickets at the gate are $10, but entry is free for members of the Canadian Aviation and Space Museum, members of Vintage Wings and for children aged 10 and under. Parking is free.
Retired astronaut and International Space Station Commander, Chris Hadfield, will fly this F-86, in the scheme of the RCAF Golden Hawks aerobatic display team.
Michael Potter on the wing of his Vintage Wings Spitfire Mark XVI.
Retired astronaut and International Space Station Commander, Chris Hadfield, left, greeted CF-18 pilot Denis Beauliau, right, and Canada’s only female Snowbird pilot and commander, Maryse Carmichael.
Michael Potter with his daughter, Lilli, 12, and their dog, Chilli Pepper.
Retired astronaut and International Space Station Commander, Chris Hadfield, centre right, greeted Canada’s only female Snowbird pilot and commander, Maryse Carmichael, centre left, and members of the famed Canadian Forces Snowbirds team as they arrived at the Gatineau airport Monday, including Public Affairs Officer Lt. Patricia Brunelle, second from left, and pilot Capt. Greg Mendes, right.
Retired astronaut and International Space Station Commander, Chris Hadfield, left, greeted CF-18 pilot Denis Beauliau, centre, and Canada’s only female Snowbird pilot and commander, Maryse Carmichael, right.
Retired astronaut and International Space Station Commander, Chris Hadfield and members of the famed Canadian Forces Snowbirds team are reflected in Michael Potter’s shades.
Retired astronaut and International Space Station Commander, Chris Hadfield, talks with Snowbirds team members Public Affairs Officer Lt. Patricia Brunelle, left, and pilot Capt. Greg Mendes.
Retired astronaut and International Space Station Commander, Chris Hadfield greeted CF 18 pilot Denis Beauliau, left, Canada’s only female Snowbird pilot and commander, Maryse Carmichael, right, and members of the famed Canadian Forces Snowbirds team as they arrived at the Gatineau airport Monday. The famous astronaut, in conjunction with Michael Potter, second from right, and Vintage Wings of Canada, will fly a vintage plane alongside the Snowbirds at Wednesday’s air show, ahead of Canada Day.
Retired astronaut and International Space Station Commander, Chris Hadfield, and Snowbird pilot Capt. Regan Wickett, right, watch as Snowbirds pilot Capt. Greg Mendes greeted Canada’s only female Snowbird pilot and commander, Maryse Carmichael.
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Joining him for the briefing was special guest Maryse Carmichael, the first woman ever to fly with, and lead the Snowbirds, and now a pilot instructor with CAE. Michael Potter of Vintage Wings of Canada was also on hand with his Supermarine Spitfire Mark XVI.
The former commander of the International Space Station will be the guest of honour at the Wings Over Gatineau air show on Tuesday, where he will fly in formation with the Canadian Forces Snowbirds during part of their demonstration. Hadfield will be flying a 1950s-era jet fighter, an F-86 Sabre in the livery of the legendary RCAF Golden Hawks aerobatic display team that flew from 1959 to 1964.
The event, which runs from noon to 4 p.m. at the Gatineau airport, 1717 Arthur-Fecteau St., is hosted by Vintage Wings of Canada. Tickets at the gate are $10, but entry is free for members of the Canadian Aviation and Space Museum, members of Vintage Wings and for children aged 10 and under. Parking is free.
Retired astronaut and International Space Station Commander, Chris Hadfield, will fly this F-86, in the scheme of the RCAF Golden Hawks aerobatic display team.
Michael Potter on the wing of his Vintage Wings Spitfire Mark XVI.
Retired astronaut and International Space Station Commander, Chris Hadfield, left, greeted CF-18 pilot Denis Beauliau, right, and Canada’s only female Snowbird pilot and commander, Maryse Carmichael.
Michael Potter with his daughter, Lilli, 12, and their dog, Chilli Pepper.
Retired astronaut and International Space Station Commander, Chris Hadfield, centre right, greeted Canada’s only female Snowbird pilot and commander, Maryse Carmichael, centre left, and members of the famed Canadian Forces Snowbirds team as they arrived at the Gatineau airport Monday, including Public Affairs Officer Lt. Patricia Brunelle, second from left, and pilot Capt. Greg Mendes, right.
Retired astronaut and International Space Station Commander, Chris Hadfield, left, greeted CF-18 pilot Denis Beauliau, centre, and Canada’s only female Snowbird pilot and commander, Maryse Carmichael, right.
Retired astronaut and International Space Station Commander, Chris Hadfield and members of the famed Canadian Forces Snowbirds team are reflected in Michael Potter’s shades.
Retired astronaut and International Space Station Commander, Chris Hadfield, talks with Snowbirds team members Public Affairs Officer Lt. Patricia Brunelle, left, and pilot Capt. Greg Mendes.
Retired astronaut and International Space Station Commander, Chris Hadfield greeted CF 18 pilot Denis Beauliau, left, Canada’s only female Snowbird pilot and commander, Maryse Carmichael, right, and members of the famed Canadian Forces Snowbirds team as they arrived at the Gatineau airport Monday. The famous astronaut, in conjunction with Michael Potter, second from right, and Vintage Wings of Canada, will fly a vintage plane alongside the Snowbirds at Wednesday’s air show, ahead of Canada Day.
Retired astronaut and International Space Station Commander, Chris Hadfield, and Snowbird pilot Capt. Regan Wickett, right, watch as Snowbirds pilot Capt. Greg Mendes greeted Canada’s only female Snowbird pilot and commander, Maryse Carmichael.
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