Fans of aerial prowess took in the sights and sounds of supersonic feats yesterday at the Wings Over Cowtown Air Show, with today promising a similar spectacle to adventure-seekers and patriot hearts alike. While jet engines roar and pilots push the bounds of physics above, citizens on the ground are reminded, notably by the White Settlement Police Department, that certain conveniences will be momentarily paused for safety — the northbound exit ramp of Spur 341 to White Settlement Road bridge will be closed today.

This closure coincides with the enthralling displays by the esteemed Blue Angels, the precision demonstration team that requires clear skies and a restricted terrestrial zone, which they’ve dubbed an "aerial box," to perform their high-risk maneuvers. According to the White Settlement Police Department, all those looking to catch a glimpse of the aerial artistry are kindly instructed to position themselves on the west side of Spur 341.

Yesterday, the White Settlement Police Department, along with local, state, and federal partners including U.S. Navy and Air Force security forces, seamlessly orchestrated event safety measures which will be in effect for today's show as well, ensuring a secure environment for the families and enthusiasts in attendance. As those aerial daredevils slice through the heavens — there is a word on the ground, per the police department — the necessity of these safety measures becomes clear for all those gathered.

There remain a myriad of vantage points from which the Sky’s ballet can be enjoyed, and the organizers recommend that spectators keep abreast with the latest updates via the NAS JRB and Wings Over Cowtown Facebook pages. With a wealth of information available online, the show's continuation provides a testament to the collaborative spirit that soars as high as the aircraft above; it’s the kind of inter-agency cooperation that binds the communal fabric, one that is stitched together by a shared love for airborne spectacle and the pursuit of American aviation excellence.