Wings Over South Texas 2022 at Naval Air Station-Kingsville (KNQI) on April 2-3, 2022
The Broad Side of a B-25
70 years of aviation history, side-by-side
B-25 Devil Dog
F-35A Lightning II giving an amazing show at Wings Over South Texas
F-35A Lightning II turning sharp
F-35A Lightning II showing off a sharp turn with two wingtip vortices on each end.
Lightning-fast turn
F-35A Lightning II pilot waving hello to spectators at the Wings Over South Texas Air Show!
Waving hello!
F-35A Lightning II on static display at Wings Over South Texas!
Static Electricity
F-35C Lightning II out of VFA-125 showing off the power of the Lightning II
Rough Raider flying smooth!
F-35A Lightning II with the Grumman F4F Wildcat performing a heritage flight at Wings Over South Texas Air Show. The F4F Wildcat entered service in 1945 whereas the F-35 Lightning entered service in 2015. A 70-year difference.
F-35A Lightning II with a shiny North American TF-51 Mustang performing a heritage flight at Wings Over South Texas Air Show. The TF-51 Mustang entered service in 1941 whereas the F-35 Lightning entered service in 2015. A 74-year difference.
Heritage Flight!
Grumman F4F Wildcat taxiing down the runway, showing off to spectators at the Wings Over South Texas Air Show. This old relic first entered service back in 1941 and still flies like brand new today!
Grumman F4F Wildcat
An Identical pair, side-by-side
HellDiver low pass
SB-2C HellDiver making a low pass.
Ken Rieder with Redline Airshows at Wings Over South Texas.
Redline Airshows mid-barrel roll over Wings Over South Texas!
Mid barrel-roll
Kyle Fowler in his Rutan Long-EZ aircraft flipping around the sky.
Upside-down Rutan
Kyle Fowler in his Rutan Long-EZ aircraft flipping around the sky.
Coming down fast!
NASA T-38C Talon on display. The T-38 is an advanced jet trainer for astronauts. This aircraft was first chosen by the US Air Force in 1961, but is now used by NASA due to its speed, performance, and simplicity. It can reach speeds of up to 858 mph. It is sometimes referred to as the “white rocket because of its narrow, pencil-looking fuselage.
T-38C Talon on Static Display
Rob Holland making a low pass in his carbon fiber MXS-RH. Reg.# N530RH
Low and fast
Diving into the airshow at the end of the national anthem, representing America’s colors and the POW-MIA on the parachute.
Brought to you courtesy, of the red, white, and blue
Matt Younkin and his twin Beech 18 twisting, turning, and diving.
Twin Beech18
F-35B & F4F Wildcat showing the history of America’s Air Power.
The beauty of a Heritage Flight
A Very American ‘Bert
Fat Albert taxiing showing of the Red, White, and Blue.
Fat Albert showing off in the skies
Solo Cinco!
Blue Angel number 5 flying by solo.
Bring it aaarroouunndd town.
Fat Albert, a C-130 Hercules with the Blue Angels, having some fun in the skies.
Head to head, side by side, blues in formation!
Blue Angels number 1-4 flying by in a tight formation.
Blue Angel #1 passing by slicing through the air, turning onto its side.
Vertical pass
Two F/A-18 Super Hornets with the U.S. Navy Blue Angels flying one behind the other.
Follow the leader!
Blues # 1, 2, 3, & 4 packed in a tight formation flying overhead.
Diamond formation.
A quartet of Blues rounding the corner in a tight diamond formation.
That’s some firepower staring right at you.
B-25J Mitchell “Devil Dog” showing off its 8 .50 Cal guns at Wings Over South Texas!
F-35 Lightning II showing off the pure power of the 5th generation fighter jet.
