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

In January 2018, I went to visit my Boeing 100 projects being put together by Roy Rehm at his Willow Aircraft shop in Nevada. Come along on Part 1 of this two-part series and see the amazing progress Roy has made on these beautiful planes. Can't wait to get them to FoF and start flying them. Kermit | Kermit Weeks

Oct 7, 2012 Part 3 of 3. You Are There! We've posted a couple of Kermie Cam videos with planes from the early days of flight, thought it would be nice to jump ahead in time and fly something from the WWII period. Step into the cockpit of a P-51C Mustang with me and go over the pre-flight check list. Get a first hand glimpse of what it is like to sit at the controls of this magnificent machine, and prepare to fly it. In parts one and two, you'll see my pre-flight preparation. Then in part three,

This Is Kermit Weeks - Light That Spark Within! Here's a short video bio of Kermit Weeks and his life in aviation and beyond. It was originally made as a sizzle reel trying to get Kermit on “Dancing with the Stars”, but he’s still waiting to hear from them! Oh, well, it certainly makes a great intro video for his YouTube Channel, which has more than 340 videos for you to explore and enjoy! | Kermit Weeks

It was earlier last week in 1942 when U.S. Marines took Henderson Field on Guadalcanal and the first plane landed. It was a PBY. It was soon joined by a️🦆! That little moment marked the beginning of the Cactus Air Force and one heck of a battle in the Pacific. Check out part 3 of 3 of a "Kermi Cam" from the vault! | Kermit Weeks

Here's a clip of when I took my De Havilland Mosquito to Oshkosh a number of years ago, back when my collection was based out of the Weeks Air Museum in Miami. There’s a plane side talk about the Mosquito, followed by some footage of a flight at Oshkosh, including take off, fly-bys, landing and some nice air to air shots. I hope you're enjoying all these gems we're pulling from the archives, while we continue to come out of this 14 month world funk. Soon, the FoF crew will be back in gear, and o