Yesterday, I attended the 2005 Canada Airshow by Lake Ontario.

Took some Pictures which are being posted on acig forum now.

USAF B52, USAF F16 and Canadian F-18 participated in the show.
The only flying lancaster of the WWII also flew by. CP-3F of Canadian Navy was present.

Few Civil airplanes did very good job to keep people happy.
P51 flew over the crowd and in the vintage flight, F16 flew by P51.

And at the end, Canada Snowbirds took the skies of the lake and entertained the crowd for around an hour. That was fantastic.

Unfortunately, can't reproduce the other pics here as I don't have them on my digital camera. Might need to wait a bit for other pics a few days or weeks.

Snowbirds of Canada - Wonderful show



CF-18 flying over the crowd

CF-18

Nice pics!

As I said in your other thread...

Originally Posted by AJChenMPH

I hit that airshow some ten or fifteen years ago. The USAF Thunderbirds flew that show, quite a sight to see over Lake Ontario.

I also remember the airshow a few years back when one of the transporters (I think it was a C-130) had to ditch in the lake due to engine failure or control failure, and the crew was killed.