What’s in a Name?

An enthusiast is defined as a person who is involved with and exhibits an ardent zeal for a particular subject or activity.  After proudly serving his Country in the United States Navy, Anthony worked at unicom fields and commercial airports in different capacities.  He was a moderator for the Air Show Buzz media company and contributed articles and features to multiple aviation publications.

When deciding to start his own company, Anthony opted not to include his name in the title.  “Aviation Enthusiasts Airshows” was chosen as it is indicative of Anthony's passion for aviation in general and specifically, the airshow industry.  Whether you need an Air Boss for your show, help coordinating a flyover for your municipality's Memorial Day parade, or someone to speak about the professionalism of the entire aviation community to your civic league, school, or youth group, Anthony is ready and able to assist you!

Naval Aviation uses tail codes to identify which squadrons deploy with which Aircraft Carrier Air Wings. Atlantic Fleet Air Wings have an “A” as the first letter of their tail code (Pacific Fleet Air Wings have an “N”). Fighter Squadron (VF) 142 used this high-visibility AE tail code on the iconic F-14 Tomcat during the mid-1970s while embarked aboard the USS America as part of Carrier Air Wing 6. This F-14 tail flash was selected as the company logo because it communicates an unique identity and professional quality - perfect for the “Aviation Enthusiasts” business environment.