Fly with a skywriter to see spectacular creations in 360

Also this week, dive into a flooded nuclear missile silo from the Cold War and drop into an underground cave that’s home to an organ spanning 3.5 acres - the world’s largest musical instrument: Fly on one of the last skywriting planes as it soars over New Orleans Jazz Festival. Learn what it takes to write text that can be miles long and thousands of feet high! Mile-high letters, marriage proposals, and anniversary celebrations are just another day at the office for skywriter Nathan Hammond. Hammond’s world has revolved around aviation for as long as he can remember. His father was a pilot and his mom worked at the airport. He literally grew up around airplanes. After he graduated from college, the airlines weren’t hiring so Hammond took odd jobs as a pilot. It was during this time that he learned to skywrite. He is now among a select few pilots who have mastered this fleeting art form. See Hammond write on a canvas thousands of feet