within the coming weeks.
Now, general aviation is getting some encouragement
from the country music world.
Country music television recently broadcast a story
about Dierks Bentley's flying and his new role
as an AOPA You Can Fly champion.
♪ Got this 737 ♪
♪ Rocking like a G6 ♪
Forget all those high jinks
and the drunk on a plane video.
In real life, Dierks Bentley loves piloting
his own planes so much,
that the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association,
recently named him a You Can Fly Champion.
(soft music)
You see you're above the ground,

Italian: 
 con scienza, tecnologia, 
 ingegneria, matematica e educazione aeronautica. 
 Se ricordi, il curriculum You Can Fly di AOPA è già 
 in uso in più di 400 scuole in tutta la nazione. 
 I finanziamenti federali lo porterebbero a molto di più. 
 Un programmaso important to him
and the interviews with Dierks are,
from the pilot's lounge he recorded,
with AOPA's Katie Pribyl,
and aerobatic star, Michael Goulian.
You can find that interview on our website.
Warbirds filling the skies over Hawaii this week.
Arial Parades, they're being called,
to Mark the 75th anniversary of World War II's end.
One of the airplanes participating,
B-25 Old Glory, flew from Florida to California,
then loaded on a ship and taken across the Pacific,
to get there.
Three Legacy of Peace Aerial Parades marked the occasion,
of course, COVID restrictions put a damper on some
of the planned public events,
but the B-25 crew has been out doing publicity flights,
since they got to the Island.
You can see a replay of the closing ceremonies aboard the

Italian: 
 USS Missouri sul sito web di commemorazione della 75a guerra mondiale. 
 Ebbene,