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Meet the GEICO Skytyper Pilots
Meet the GEICO Skytyper Pilots

THE PILOTS

To learn more about the GEICO Skytypers team of elite pilots, click on the photos above or their names below:

All airshow performers are at the mercy of weather and atmospheric conditions. However, the GEICO Skytypers are likely one of the most vulnerable. While the performance portion of their routine is subject to the same challenges as other pilots, visibility is especially important when determining "whether" or not the "weather" allows for skytyping. Clear skies provide the perfect canvas for skytyping, while a cloudy day is much like a rain delay at a sporting event.

Each day begins with a morning briefing to precisely outline timelines and activities for the day. After every flight, a debriefing is also conducted. The team is committed to constantly improving their performance while emphasizing pilot and aircraft safety. The highlight of the airshow weekend is the time spent interacting with fans and spectators. The team regularly appears at the GEICO tent where they interact one-on-one with airshow attendees, sign autographs, and pose for photos. The GEICO Gecko is often around to join in the festivities.


In Memory of...SKYTYPERS ALUMNIIn Memory of...

Mort Arken, Squadron Commander
Jan Wildbergh, Opposing Solo Pilot