Team Rocket Aerobatics for iOS

By Michel Pelletier
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Team Rocket is a high energy formation aerobatic airshow team, who travels all over North America also in South America. follow them on Facebook or...
Last updated on December 17, 2014
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By Michel Pelletier

Team Rocket is a high energy formation aerobatic airshow team, who travels all over North America also in South America. follow them on Facebook or...

Team Rocket is a high energy formation aerobatic airshow team, who travels all over North America also in South America. follow them on Facebook or check out their interactive map in the "Where are we?" button, maybe they are doing a show near you! The Team is comprised of two members listed below.Eric Hansen Eric resides in Cold Lake, Alberta where he is a full-time dentist as well as a Certified Flight Instructor (CFI) and aerobatic flight instructor. He holds a commercial multi-engine IFR rating as well as seaplane qualifications. Eric comes from a flying family having been introduced to aviation at an early age by his father, a commercial helicopter pilot. Eric recalls flying at the controls long before he was tall enough to reach the rudder pedals, and with a little help from his father.A pilot for over 28 years, Eric has over 5,500 hours in a variety of aircraft, over 50 different types at last count. Eric built the F1 Rocket he currently flies over a 13-month period in 2002, and a Ravin 500 aircraft in 2010. With Team Rocket, Eric has travelled over much of North America to air shows as far away as Alaska and Acapulco. Ken FowlerKen grew up in British Columbia and started his aviation career by first earning his glider license in 1977. In 1978, he joined the Canadian Forces as an airframe technician and worked on T-33s, CF-101 Voodoos and CF-18s before becoming a flight engineer in 1988.Ken has built five aircraft and is now building one to his own design. To date, he has over 5,000 hours of flying experience as a commercial pilot and flight engineer. Ken retired from the military on May 15, 1998 with 20 years of service, and is now the Airport Manager at Rocky Mountain House, Alberta. During his last five years with the military, he toured the air show circuit with the Skyhawk Parachute Team as one of the crew members of the Buffalo aircraft. Ken has flown air shows from coast to coast and can be seen throughout the U.S. and Canada.