End of Aerobatic Demonstration: Yak-110 (Two Yak-55s Mated with a Shared Wing)
"Because they could." - Fat Tire Cowboys (Pilot[s], Engineers, Mechanics, and Private Financial Supporters, in/from Idaho) dreamed of designing an airworthy combination of two Yak-55s. After 14 months of joint efforts they succeeded in getting this novel aircraft certified. Since then this single jet airplane has been performing at various air shows and venues. This image is of one of the final successful maneuvers pilot Jeff Boerboon did at the Thunder Over the Bay Air Show, Travis Air Force Base, Fairfield, California.
End of Aerobatic Demonstration: Yak-110 (Two Yak-55s Mated with a Shared Wing)
"Because they could." - Fat Tire Cowboys (Pilot[s], Engineers, Mechanics, and Private Financial Supporters, in/from Idaho) dreamed of designing an airworthy combination of two Yak-55s. After 14 months of joint efforts they succeeded in getting this novel aircraft certified. Since then this single jet airplane has been performing at various air shows and venues. This image is of one of the final successful maneuvers pilot Jeff Boerboon did at the Thunder Over the Bay Air Show, Travis Air Force Base, Fairfield, California.