David Schultz Airshows

David Schultz Airshows plans and runs airshows. It offers full event management for military and civilian airports. The services include airbosses, announcers, ground operations, sound systems, event ticketing and event livestreaming. An airboss is the person who directs the aircraft during a show. The company has worked since 1994 and says it is celebrating 33 years in 2026.

The company supports cities, airports, Air Force bases, naval air stations, bayfronts, beachfronts and racetracks. It can provide single services or combined packages. Two airbosses on staff are recognized by the FAA for multi-venue shows. The company works in the United States and around the world.

The service list is long. It covers jet team project management and military and civilian aircraft acquisition. It also covers DD2535 development and approvals, event budget analysis and website work. The team handles FAA waiver and TFR paperwork, which are airspace permissions. It also manages airspace and writes emergency response plans, incident action plans and frequency plans.

Other services include computerized ramp layouts, flyby coordination, VIP management, ticketing and livestreaming. The company also keeps active social media pages on Facebook, Instagram and YouTube to reach a worldwide audience.

Regular clients include Dover Air Force Base, Joint Base Andrews, Kirtland Air Force Base, Naval Base Ventura County Point Mugu, Robins Air Force Base and Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst. The list also names Naval Air Station Corpus Christi and Latrobe. The company is registered on SAM.GOV for government locations worldwide.

Safety is the focus of the company. In June 2013, the FAA gave it the Regional Administrator's Award for Extraordinary Service. The company says it was the first airshow company to receive this award. Since 2006, it has run coordination, operations and announcing at several venues at the same time nearly three dozen times.

Airshow performers, military bases, chambers of commerce, city councils, airport authorities, fixed base operators, raceways and the FAA are named on the website as groups that know the company. Visitors can use the contact details and form on the site to ask about an event.