EAA's AirVenture typically has some of the most unique demonstrations in their airshows, and this is no different. This SHORT, featuring ORIGINAL CONTENT shot on an ‪@Apple‬ iPod Touch, showcases the first part of the NORAD Interception Demonstration that took place during Wednesday's airshow. Below you will find the original video description from the long-form video, already linked in the Related Video section.

One of the more unique demonstrations at ‪@EAA‬ AirVenture 2024 was this NORAD Interception Demonstration, featuring a Baron as an aircraft that has violated a Temporary Flight Restriction (TFR) and a ‪@LockheedMartin‬ F-16C Fighting Falcon operated by the 148th Fighter Wing, Minnesota Air National Guard, based in Duluth, MN. If you can hear the narration you can hear what the F-16 pilot will do during the interception and what tactics are taken to establish communication with the violator. Towards the end of the demonstration, the F-16 seen in the air was actually part of a two-ship flight, and the two aircraft tore up Wittman Regional Airport with some amazing pattern work.

The Experimental Aircraft Association's annual Convention, better known as AirVenture 2024, took place from July 22-28, 2024 at Wittman Regional Airport (KOSH) in Oshkosh, Wisconsin. This video was shot on Wednesday July 24, 2024.

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