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Sun ‘n Fun Radio goes global

By Janice Wood · March 29, 2011 ·

SUN ’n FUN Radio’s coverage of this year’s fly-in will be streamed live over the Internet throughout the six days of the show. The live audio streaming is being made possible by a continuing partnership with LiveATC.net. SUN ’n FUN officials add they will continue to stream programming year round.

“For many years, Dave Shallbetter and his team of talented volunteers at Sun ‘n Fun Radio have provided a terrific service to those who are here in Lakeland participating in the Sun ‘n Fun Fly-In,” said Jim Bernegger, director of corporate marketing and communications. “Now with this live streaming via the Internet, people from across the country and around the world who are unable to attend Sun ‘n Fun can still engage in various programs carried live, as well as remain current on all that’s taking place here in Lakeland.”

Listeners can access Sun ‘n Fun Radio streaming live at www.sun-n-fun.org. Click on the Multimedia tab and then click on SnF Radio. Press play on the LiveATC.net player and begin streaming live.

The LiveATC.net website includes an i-Phone app for those who don’t have access to their computer.

Sun ‘n Fun Radio will provide LiveATC.net with four different audio streams, which include Sun ‘n Fun Radio and three of the air traffic control frequencies from Lakeland Linder Regional Airport — so not only can you listen to Sun ‘n Fun Radio on the web, but you can also hear the Lakeland air traffic controllers manage traffic to and from event, officials said.

About Janice Wood

Janice Wood is editor of General Aviation News.

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