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Give your next air show’s
attendance a vertical boost
with Nalls Aviation’s Harrier
and L-39C demonstration
Why limit your air show to traditional
fixed wing aircraft when you can provide
the awe-inspiring spectacle of a jet that
sometimes masquerades as a helicopter?
That can only mean one thing: A unique
and powerful “Harrier” demonstration,
previously only available from the
U.S. Marines.
Introducing Nalls Aviation, featuring the
first flyable privately owned 21,600 lb-static
thrust FA.2 “Sea Harrier,” piloted by former
Marine test pilot Lt. Col. (Ret) Art Nalls
and retired Marine test and combat veteran
pilot, two-star general Joe Anderson.
Both U.S. Naval Academy graduates with
distinguished military careers, Nalls and
Anderson have been thrilling air show
audiences for since 2002 with a pristine
safety record.
Among other noteworthy achievements
during his military career, Nalls safely
landed a “Harrier” near an urban center at
a civilian airfield following a catastrophic
engine failure, when standard emergency
procedures called for ejection.
Anderson remains one of the very few
pilots to be awarded both U.S. Air Force
and U.S. Navy pilot wings. Early in his career
he piloted 219 combat missions in the F-4
“Phantom” over Vietnam. He later became
a test pilot. A legendary “Harrier” pilot,
Anderson flew his first Harrier in 1973.
In addition to the fighter/reconnaissance/
strike “Harrier” aircraft, the Nalls Aviation
show features the sleek low-wing, tandem
seating Aero Vodochody “Albatros” L-39C.
This nimble training aircraft is available for
short training sessions by Art, a certified
flight instructor. The L-39C can also serve
as a static display.
The “Sea Harrier” is painted exactly as it
was when it rolled into retirement, but can
be easily modified with vinyl graphics to suit
your air show or a high-level sponsor. The
last of the all-British fighters, the 0 to 650
knot SHAR culminates a proud aviation
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The Harrier can climb
50,000 fpm, and can roll
over 720 degrees
per second.
★★★
Nalls’ aerobatics
combined with the
Harrier’s vertical, short,
takeoff and landing
(VSTOL) capabilities
supply the ingredients
of an unforgettable
experience.
lineage that began with the famed Sopwith
fighters in World War I.
Sponsorship
Opportunities
The Harrier can climb 50,000 fpm, and can
roll over 720 degrees per second. A highly
versatile plane, the “SHAR” (as it is known
to British naval aviators) can operate from
austere sites, short runways, roads and grass
strips. Nalls Aviation can operate easily and
safely from 4,000-foot paved runways. The
“Harrier” can hover at 100 feet over any
surface, including water.
Tailored to support
your marketing goals,
sponsorship opportunities are available.
Contact Nalls Aviation
by calling 202-213-2400
or emailing us at
[email protected]
for details.
From the smallest airfields to the largest,
the “Harrier,” along with the L-39C, can
make your show a success. Nalls’ aerobatics
combined with the Harrier’s vertical, short,
takeoff and landing (VSTOL) capabilities
supply the ingredients of an unforgettable
experience. Contact Nalls Aviation today
to begin planning to create those experiences and memories for the crowds that
will be drawn to your next show. You can
reach us at 202-213-2400 or by email to
[email protected].
“Our show had a jet team plus three other four-ship formation teams, but
Art Nalls’ “Sea Harrier” was the absolute star of the show. Our surveys
proved that people came to see the ”Harrier,” and it was their favorite act.
Money well spent!”
Skip Lehman
Show Director
The Lehigh Valley Air Show
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