Sponsorship
Sponsor the team
Two airplanes, three demonstrations, and a season of air shows across North America. A sponsorship puts your mark on the airframes people came to photograph, and puts you beside the crowd line where they meet the pilot.
Start the conversationWhat a sponsorship actually gets you
The airframes themselves
Your mark on the Grumman G-164A AgCat, the Zivko Edge 540 v3, or both. These are the airplanes people came to watch, and they are what ends up in the photographs that leave the show.
The crowd line
Between flights the airplanes sit on static display with the pilot beside them. That is where people walk up, ask questions and take pictures. Banner or booth placement alongside is arranged show by show, since the ramp belongs to the organizer rather than to us.
Announcer time and program credit
Sponsors are credited from the announcer's stand and in the show program wherever each organizer's own rules allow it. We ask on your behalf. We do not promise what another organization controls.
One show or a whole season
A single air show in a market that matters to you, or every date on the calendar. Which one makes sense depends on where the season is going, so it is worth asking before you commit to either.
We do not publish attendance or reach figures. Each show counts its own gate, and we would rather tell you which dates are on the calendar than quote a number we cannot stand behind. Ask, and you will get what we actually know.
What happens after you ask
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You send the note below
Who you are and roughly what you are after. Two lines is enough to start.
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We reply within three business days
A real answer from one of us, not an automated sequence. If it is not a fit we will say so.
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Then we put specifics to it
Dates, what is involved, and what it costs. Nothing is decided before that conversation.
Talk to us about sponsorship
One note is enough to start. Tell us who you are and what you are trying to reach, and we will take it from there.