Father's Day

We battled the coastal fog and had a beautiful showing over a beach house in Encinitas. June gloom couldn't stop us. Happy Father's Day "Papoocho".

Everyone's Seeing It

We flew an ad for Agromin Premium Soil Products and BDR Racing up through the Valley and L.A. Then, enroute to Huntington Beach for a Personal Birthday Ad, LAX tower saw us overhead. Returning to Fullerton Airport three more people sent us a text letting us know they saw us. Lots of sightings tonight.

Lake Arrowhead Personal Lightshow

First time putting the lightshow up over Lake Arrowhead. Beautiful place to fly and tell Dad that he's the best in the world. Happy Birthday from Nick and Sammy.

Santa Monica Proposal

The mood was set, the time was right. A perfect night on the beach and the proposal comes up in lights overhead. Yury is a lucky girl. She says 'Yes' of course and Fernando is the most romantic guy on the pier. Thanks for letting us be a part of your special moment.

New Piper

This site has to be my favorite of the UFO bunch.

http://www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/thread413737/pg2

If you watch the original helicopter footage you can follow the creative photoshopping.

Perhaps Piper has come out with a new model of the Cherokee. At night, it looks a lot like a flying saucer.


VINTAGE AIR LIGHTS CHEROKEE NEW AND IMPROVED SAUCER MODEL

UFO Spotted in Sacramento

We flew a commercial ad for Big O Tires over the Sacramento area last weekend. We were spotted by a local news helicopter and put on the local news as a UFO. A quick search revealed 15 different blogs and articles all over the worldwide commenting on our UFO flight.

After hundreds of comments and a telephone interview, they posted a "resolution" to the UFO sighting.

http://www.news10.net/news/local/story.aspx?storyid=50924&catid=2

Apparently, we caused quite a stir with the local residents who were quick to comment on the flyover. It's always nice to be noticed...even if they think you are from another planet.

Can't Buy Me Love?

Redbook magazine tells readers to use American Air Lights to buy an "I Love You" or "Will You Marry Me?" message up in the sky for its Valentine's Day Issue.