A veteran aerobatic pilot and airshow performer was killed in a plane crash at Virginia’s Langley Air Force Base, according to authorities and the victim’s social media account.

Rob Holland, Famed Aerobatic Pilot, Dies in Crash Before Virginia Airshow NORFOLK, Va. (AP) — Rob Holland, a famed aerobatic pilot who wowed airshow crowds and championship judges with tight ...

The ceremony honored Rob Holland, a stunt pilot who crashed at Langley Air Force Base while practicing for an airshow.

An award-winning stunt pilot died when his "experimental plane" crashed at a Virginia military base days before an upcoming airshow. Rob Holland, 50, has been identified as the pilot killed at ...

Rob Holland, a famed aerobatic pilot who wowed airshow crowds and championship judges with tight spirals, meticulous loops and inventive sequences in the sky, has died in a plane crash.

Famed stunt pilot Rob Holland died Thursday when his plane crashed at a US Air Force Base in Virginia days before an upcoming air show. The crash occurred around 11:39 a.m. when Holland’s ...

Rob Holland, an aerobatic legend who performed at the Blue Angels Homecoming Air Show regularly over the years, died on Thursday in a plane crash at Langley Air Force Base in Virginia. The crash ...

This story was updated to correct an inaccuracy. Famed aerobatic pilot Rob Holland, 50, died on April 24 in a plane crash at Langley Air Force Base in Virginia. Holland had been preparing for air ...

The aviation industry has lost one of its own, Rob Holland. The announcement came just ahead of a weekend airshow set to take place in Virginia, where he was scheduled to perform. The news was ...

The FAA and the NTSB did not identify the victim, but a statement posted by Rob Holland Aerosports on Facebook confirmed Holland as the pilot. “It is with the heaviest of hearts that I am ...

Rob Holland, a famed aerobatic pilot who wowed airshow crowds and championship judges with tight spirals, meticulous loops and inventive sequences in the sky, has died in a plane crash.