Chicago More than a million people are likely to flock the lakefront on Saturday to watch the first day of the annual air and water show displaying stunts both in the air and water.
Here’s what to anticipate from the eagerly awaited event, which is well-known for its daring aerial engine displays: The most frequently given shows are normally given by the Navy Blue Angels of the United States of America and the Army Parachute team known as the Golden Knights.
New acts for the event are stunt pilot RJ Gritter, Cessna 150 flying an acrobatic decathlon, and the Trojan Phylers using a T-28B to give a brief on the north American flying company.
There should be at least thirteen groups of performers on Tuesday and the coordinator of the event, Ann Hickey, who is the deputy commissioner of operations of Chicago, confirmed this.
The two flying teams from the show are the Blue Angels and the Golden Knights; but other additional new acts are RJ Gritter and the Trojan Phlyers.
Because the two B-1s are expected to arrive around 1:00 pm, this show has a special program this Saturday.
The aspect of aesthetics dictates that by lunch time, the temperature should be at about seventy-seven degrees, the sky devoid of clouds and all this, I suppose, is good for performers, and there must be a list of celebrities who should be flying.
“It is ripe for a shake up at the moment. ” One can only dream what could be more perfect than 75 degrees and the sun shining on your face. said Hickey.
>Preferably, this is going to be true for the entire day. ’
The Show in Chicago Air and Water is scheduled to start at 10:30 in the morning. and will continue till, 3:00 pm.
On Saturdays and Sundays depending on their availability as people have different schedules on these two days.