August 31, 2018 01:00 AM
New Goodyear blimp christened by aviation pioneer
Goodyear's new blimp, Wingfoot Three, was chirstened during a ceremony Aug. 30 at Wingfoot Lake Hangar.
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Shaesta Waiz poses for a photo aboard Wingfoot Three, Goodyear's newest blimp.
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Chief Pilot Jerry Hissem (left), reacts as Shaesta Waiz (center) christens Wingfoot Three with Goodyear's Richard Kramer.
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Goodyear CEO Rich Kramer (left), Christener Shaesta Waiz (center) and Goodyear Blimp Pilot Taylor Deen present the christening bottle to the crowd.
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Shaesta Waiz, christener of Wingfoot Three, delivers her remarks to the crowd.
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Richard Kramer, Goodyear chairman, CEO and president, talks with Shaesta Waiz ahead of the christening ceremony.
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Wingfoot Three is pulled from the hangar as it prepares for its first flight after the christening ceremony.
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Shaesta Waiz waves to the crowd as she takes off in Wingfoot Three with Goodyear's Richard Kramer.
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Chief Pilot Jerry Hissem and Wingfoot Three christener Shaesta Waiz fly Wingfoot Three.
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Chief Pilot Jerry Hissem and Wingfoot Three christener Shaesta Waiz take to the skies in Wingfoot Three.
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Shaesta Waiz speaks with members of the media following her flight on Wingfoot Three.
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Wingfoot Three takes to the sky for it first flight after the christening ceremony on Aug. 30.
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The Wingfoot Hangar in Suffield recently was designated as a historic landmark.












Shaesta Waiz, the youngest woman to fly solo around the world in a single-engine aircraft, was the official christener.