A short video bio of Kermit Weeks and his life in aviation and beyond. | Kermit Weeks

Jack McCloy, the lead maintenance mechanic working on Kermit Week's vintage aircraft at Fantasy of Flight, gives an overview of the planes he is currently working on, to get flight ready. This all follows Kermit's wishes to have more planes flying in 2020, as he marches forward toward ACT III. | Kermit Weeks

From the video vault... You Are There! Come fly another Grumman airplane with me today. This time its the Duck. Part one is pre-flight inspection and a cockpit tour. Part two we start her up... take a deep breath, cause there's going to be some smoke. Part three, we take off. We'll do some flying and maybe even take her down on the nearby lake. Pretty cool. - Kermit Weeks | Kermit Weeks

Strap on your leather helmet and goggles! This Video from the Vault shows the Curtiss Pusher soaring, just like when Ruth Law made history by climbing to 14,700 feet #OTD in 1919. That’s some serious altitude for an aircraft without a windshield! A high-flying tribute to those who truly dared. 🧤🛬 👉 What’s the oldest aircraft you’ve ever seen fly—or flown in yourself? Let’s hear your favorite vintage aviation moments! ✈️📣 You can also check out the video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=

Here’s a great short video we did during ACT II that shows a little glimpse of where Fantasy of Flight is headed! It will not be about teaching history; it will be about using history to teach people about themselves! I learned the hard way that the aviation museum industry will never pay the light bill, so I am being led to go after the rest of the planet! One day, I hope to create a win-win situation and build something NO ONE in the aviation industry will ever attempt, which will blow away th