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Flying my Extra 330SC, N331FZ, in the four minute freestyle event at the National Aerobatic Championships in Salina, KS in September 2021.

A teaser for The Hall Bulldog Project. Follow along as we build a replica of the 1932 Hall Bulldog.

Some new figures for 2019. Enjoy! Thanks to Forrest Fox for the video! https://www.forrestfox.com

Jim Bourke performs his four minute free at the ICA 2018 Akrofest in Borrego Springs

Jim Bourke flying his Extra 330SC, the "Fuzz Machine" at the Greenwood, Mississippi airshow.

Trying some new maneuvers in the four minute free. Garmin Virb 360 camera.

IAC member Jim Bourke talks about his approach to freestyle aerobatic competition. He will provide tips for anyone aspiring to fly freestyle aerobatics. Additionally, he will break down and discuss the details of his award-winning freestyle routine.

Jim Bourke talks about his experience rising through the ranks to become a U.S. Unlimited Aerobatic Team member. Jim discusses aerobatic competitions from the regional to the world level and highlights all the latest from the U.S. Unlimited Team.

Nearly 100 pilots competed in five different categories in the 2017 competition: Primary, Sportsman, Intermediate, Advanced, and Unlimited. Each group represents a different level of proficiency in competition aerobatics.

"For me the freestyle is the best part of the contest. I love all aspects of competition aerobatics but nothing is better than ending a hard fought contest with a bit of fun."
~ Jim

Jim Bourke just received his new 330SC plane. The SC is a single-seat version his 330LX. It's lighter with better performance all around. This year as a member of the US Unlimited Aerobatic Team Jim will be flying at the World Aerobatic Championships in one of these amazing planes. All but one of the team members will be flying the 330SC.

Four minute free program from Apple Valley. I had to abort a couple of the figures because I just didn't feel like I had the energy I needed given the density altitude. It's too bad about the last figure because I've been working on something I'd really like to show off, but I guess that will have to wait for next time...