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EDDIE ANDREINI
Eddie Andreini is a heavy equipment contractor in Half Moon Bay. He flies all types of aircraft including the famed P-51 Mustang and many other warbirds, trainers and experimental airplanes. Eddie purchased a 1944 PJ-13D Boeing Stearman designed as a WWII trainer and completely restored it in to a beautiful and highly modified show stopper.
Watch Eddie turn and twist airplanes into unbelievable aerobatic maneuvers. He performs over 30 different aerobatic maneuvers in a 15 minute show.
He is the only pilot currently performing many of these maneuvers in the Stearman. Each season, Eddie has performed before over one-million people over the 30-plus years that he has been performing at air shows and coming to the Watsonville Fly-In & Air Show.

GARTH HARLEY, SKYDIVER
Garth Harley is a local physician who has been skydiving since 1992 and logged nearly 2,500 jumps. He is an instructor and tandem master at Skydive Monterey Bay, and is a two time veteran of the World Team of skydivers, which set new world records for largest freefall formation in 2004 and 2006, with 357 and 400 persons respectively linked together.

WAYNE WRIGHT, SKYDIVER
Wayne Wright is a local area businessman and instrument rated private pilot who calls the Watsonville airport his "home field." While he has been flying airplanes for over 28 years he took up skydiving only 2 years ago. In that time nearly 200 of his 500 jumps were spent "flying" his latest passion, his wingsuit.

Dan Buchanan

www.danbuchananairshows.com
John Collver

www.wardog17.com
Tim Decker

www.timdeckerairshows.com
Greg Poe

www.gregpoe.com
Bill Stein

www.billsteinairshows.com
SANTA CLARA COUNTY MODEL AIRCRAFT SKYPARK
Santa Clara County Model Aircraft Skypark returns for a command performance in 2007, with members bringing their keen flying skills to the Watsonville Airport for aircraft demonstration Saturday and Sunday. Members fly trainers, scale aircraft, jets and helicopters, and there will be an assortment of aircraft in the air over Memorial Day weekend.
www.sccmas.org
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