Oregon International Air Show
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The <entity_0> - formerly the "Portland Rose Festival Air Show" - is an <entity_2> held in <entity_5>, <entity_1>. It is one of the largest civilian <entity_3> on the West Coast of the <entity_1>. This show marked the first time in post-Cold War history that a former-Soviet flight team performed in the U.S. Five months after the 15th annual Portland Rose Festival Air Show took place - on November 14, 2002 - the Portland Rose Festival officials announced they were canceling the Air Show on the basis of "the faltering <entity_5> and national economies would make it difficult for the <entity_3> to turn a profit." On September 20 & 21, the first "<entity_0>" took place at the <entity_4> Airport, celebrating 100 years the Wright Brothers' first controlled, sustained flight on December 17, 1903. Because of runway construction at the <entity_4> Airport, the <entity_3> moved to a different venue for the 2019 show. The <entity_5> Air Show will feature the first all-female, "unmanned" <entity_3> in history at the 2021 <entity_4> show. She was a special education teacher in the <entity_4> School District and then taught education classes at <entity_5> College of Education.
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