BLUE ANGELS

Jay’s air show work began in 1997 with the inaugural Great Georgia Air Show in Atlanta. Over the last 25 years, he’s become widely recognized as the air show sound and air boss communications leader. As part of his enduring relationship with the  International Council of Air Shows (ICAS), he’s had the honor of working with world-class airshow performers and daredevils, along with very close connections to the US Navy Blue Angels and USAF Thunderbirds. 

While providing sound production service to gigantic air shows from Maine to California, Jay became an extension of the Blue Angels family. He’s responsible for building and maintaining the audio equipment they use at 69 shows each year. In 2021, they recognized his years of service by making Jay a permanent part of the Blues family as Honorary Blue Angel #56.