Great weekend weather for the air show. Saturday is sunny, mid 80s. Sunday is mostly cloudy, mid to high 80s.
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Enter the KXAS Channel 5 contest to win a ride on The Shockwave either Saturday, October 11 or Sunday, October 12. Also, included are 2 Flight Deck Seats and a VIP parking pass! Click here for more information: http://www.nbc5i.com/sponsors/17492584/detail.html

Listen to 99.5 The Wolf and Win a Family Four Pack of Fun! 5 lucky winners will receive the family pack, consisting of 4 Flight Deck tickets and a VIP Parking Pass. Click here for more info: http://www.995thewolf.com/contests.html

A limited supply of the official 2008 Fort Worth Alliance Air Show poster will be available for sale. Only 1,000 posters will be sold! Posters are $2 each and only available at the show.

If you're on Facebook, search "Alliance Air Show" for the 2008 Flair. Post it to your flair collection and send it to friends.

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.

The air show now has options to purchase seats in advance (Captain's Club) or on-site at the air show (Flight Deck, Sky Box and Cockpit). Pricing ranges from $10 per person to $80 per person. Click here for more info. 

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.

One of the exhibitors in this year's air show was featured in a page one story in the Wall Street Journal. The article says visitors to the 19,500 square-foot exhibit experience riding in a Humvee or a Blackhawk helicopter while using fake firearms to hunt down enemies.

"Players file into an air-conditioned trailer, filled with computers and Xbox 360 consoles, where they wait to be briefed. Then Staff Sgt. John Harper explains the mission: Genocidal indigenous forces are attacking international aid workers. It's up to the players to protect them.

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.