All photos courtesy of NationalAirTour.org unless otherwise indicated.
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Jessie Miller was one of the few women pilots who flew in the original National Air Tours, shown here in front of the Fairchild KR-34C which she piloted in the 1929 tour. Kim Sailor from Lansing, IL is one of three women pilots participating in the National Air Tour 2003.
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A view from the cockpit. The instrument panel of the diminutive Buhl "Pup" which participated in the 1931 National Air Tour.
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Johnny Livingston posing with his WACO CSO bi-plane in which he won the 1929 National Air Tour. Livingston also flew a WACO to second place in the 1930 tour.
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Johnny Livingston poses with the "Edsel B. Ford Trophy" after winning the 1929 National Air Tour in his WACO CSO bi-plane.
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People crowd around a Ford Tri-motor, model 4-AT-A, during the National Air Tour stop in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The Ford Tri-motor was the worlds first large all metal transport aircraft.
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People crowd around a Ford Tri-motor, model 4-AT-A, during the National Air Tour stop in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The Ford Tri-motor was the worlds first large all metal transport aircraft.
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