Huntington beach has become a hotbed of adherents of aviation and adrenaline junkies.

Starting on Friday, civilian and military performers of the highest aerobatics will perform dance queues in front of the expected crowd of 2 million people during the third Great Pacific air show, formerly called the Breitling Huntington Beach air show.

Performers include the air force Thunderbirds, Jeff Boerboon single in the Yak 110, KC 135 Stratotanker and C-17 Globemaster family, alongside aerobatic pilots such as Matt Chapman, Greg "wired" Colyer, Sammy Mason and bill Stein.

The performers said Thursday, in fact they want to show their unique ammunition and manner and expect to motivate but would the 1st person to fly.

"I hope we will inspire the right generation of guys to freeze pilots and explore the universe through the air, in fact that we have done and will continue to create," said Mike Blackstone of Blackstone Airwaves. -

Personal Boerboon Yak 110 is made of 2 housings, 2 screws and 1 jet engine. He said, actually what converted airplane allows him to hover in the same space, similar to a helicopter, before that, what's coming up.

The air show, Boerboon said, allows him to show off his fresh creation rather than leaving 2 dilapidated planes “sitting in a hangar gathering dust.”

“I can demonstrate my own attraction to aviation," he said. “This highlights to me the possibility that I probably wouldn't have invited if it wasn't for my 110 Yak.”

Thunderbirds pilot Matt Kimmel said, in fact, that people have all the chances to wait for"sensual South American slides" during the headliners set by the Prime air demonstration squadron of the air force. The team arrived at the training base of the United Los Alamitos force on Thursday.

Kimmel, 31, stated that his attraction to aviation started in his childhood, when he was fascinated by watching the planes. But his desire to freeze the pilot has been ignited by the terrorist attacks of September. 11, 2001, he said.

The 10-year-old air force veteran and citizen Vacaville joined the Thunderbirds in November. He's debuting at Huntington beach this weekend.

Kimmel said, in fact that his comrades were talking about the hospitality of the metropolis and that it is actually a wonderful area for the air show.