New York City AIR Camp is now sold out and we wont be taking any more registrations for it. Technically, all of the events are sold out, but we all a little over subscription to account for the no shows (which means if you are interested in attending any of the remaining events, you need to register ASAP).

The last leg of the tour includes New York City, Toronto, Minneapolis and Chicago.

You can find more information on the New York event on the New York page. We will be announcing final agenda and speakers pretty soon.

The bus is going to be making a detour between the Pittsburgh and Washington DC events to drive down to Raleigh, North Carolina for a mini AIR Camp / User group meeting. We will be bringing down the entire bus and crew (including schwag) for a night of sessions on Adobe AIR.
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Just a quick note, but we have had to move the start time for the Philadelphia AIR Camp event from 5:15 to 6:30. The agenda hasn’t changed, but all of the times have shifted back.

You can see the complete agenda on the Philadelphia event page.

Also, the Philadelphia Flash User Group is holding an AIR application contest to coincide with the event. They have some SWEET prizes lined up, so make sure to check out the website for more information.

We have just updated the event agendas, and have also posted the list of all of the speakers for the second leg of the bus tour.

Just as with the first leg, we have a pretty impressive list of speakers.
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Mike Chambers just posted the video of Kevin Lynch’s keynote at the Seattle event. In the keynote Kevin gives an overview of Adobe AIR, shows off some of the applications people are building with it and talks about the Adobe Platform. Enjoy!

You can find additional dates for AIR Camp here.

We are in Denver today for AIR Camp (last stop on the first leg of the tour). The morning sessions have gone well, with Ryan Stewart giving the keynote, and Mike Chambers and Kevin Hoyt showing how to get started with building AIR applications.

We have a couple of last minute changes to the agenda. First, we have added a session for Yahoo (one of the tour partners), who will be showing off some AIR application prototypes that they have been working on.

Second, the night session has been shorted and will end around 7:15 to 7:30. We have been finding that everyone has been hanging around from the day session, and a 12 1/2 hour conference day (as we had in LA) is just too much for everyone. We will be making a similar tweak to the rest of the stops on legs 2 and 3.

You can view the updated Denver agenda here.

Ever since the first part of the trip we wanted to give you guys a way to chat with us on the bus. Ted Patrick cooked up an AIR application that does just that and lets you view the video at the same time. The chat seems to be pretty popular so far, so download it and check it out!

We wanted to make sure that everyone can find the venue because there is a bit of confusion about how to get here. So if you’re planning on coming you might want to print these directions out.

From 110 Harbor Freeway:

• *Exit 3rd Street head West
• *Turn Left on Beaudry
• *Right on 6th Street
• *Right into Athena Parking Lot
  (1037 W. 6h Street & St. Paul
  Los Angeles, CA 90017)
• *Enter LA Center Studios through Pedestrian Gate on Northeast Corner of parking lot.
• *Event Registration in Beaudry Building

We’re looking forward to seeing you. It’s shaping up to be a great event.

The vendor that we are using to handle the registration had some technical issues on Friday, and thus, if you tried to register you may not have been able to access the page. Everything is working now, and if you were not able to register, you can register now.

Sorry about the hassle.

A couple of months ago, we held Apollo Camp in San Francisco. This was a one night developer event for web developers interested in learning more about the Adobe Integrated Runtime (AIR) (which, at the time, was known by its code-named of “Apollo”). The event was a huge success, and even before it was over, we began to get requests to do additional Apollo Camps across the country and world.

Well, that is exactly what we are doing. The on AIR Bus Tour is a 18 City tour over the next couple of months across North America. We are packing the bus full of Flash, Flex and JavaScript developers and going across the continent to hold free developer conferences for anyone interested in learning more about the Adobe Integrated Runtime (AIR).

The tour is about a lot more than just the conferences though. The entire tour will be tracked online at onair.adobe.com. There you can find the latest news, information, event schedules and APIs and data feeds. Once the tour starts, we are planning on hosting live 24 / 7 video feeds from the bus, as well real time data and location feeds and updates from the tour.

We will be posting more details about the tour over the next couple of days and weeks. In the meantime, check the schedule to see when the bus will be in your city, and then head over and register for the tour.

Visit the on AIR Bus Tour site.

View Tour Cities and Dates.