A last minute addition, the US Navy's Legacy Flight (including the F/A-18F & Howard Pardue) has been added to the line-up for the Fort Worth Alliance Air Show.

Cavanaugh Air Museum in Addison, Texas will bring a P-51, an AD-5 "Skyraider", the TBM "Avenger" and an F4U7 to perform in the 2008 Fort Worth Alliance Air Show.  The planes will perform each day as well as be on display for a close up look.

John Klatt and the Guarding America, Defending Freedom Aerobatic Team are the newest addition to the lineup of performers at the 2008 Alliance Air Show. Klatt's aerobatic show is enhanced through a specialty smoke system that pumps out a gallon a minute in Klatt's Staudacher S-300D.  

The East Coast Super Hornet Demo team will perform at this year's air show. Although the Fort Worth Alliance Air Show is conducted over dry land, this group of six talented pilots has accumulated more than 1,900 carrier assisted landings during their naval careers.

The F-15 West Coast Demo Team (www.acc.af.mil/aerialevents/westcoastf-15demoteam.asp) has been added to the 2008 Fort Worth Alliance Air Show. The demonstration team's pilot, Captain Sam "Nuke" Joplin, went through pilot training then was an instructor at Laughlin Air Force Base in Texas.

The only North Texas performance by a major U.S. military jet team will be the USAF Thunderbirds with their appearance in the Fort Worth Alliance Air Show.