Dusty Crophopper is a little cropduster plane with a fear of heights and a crazy dream of being a racer. While his friends need convincing, Dusty gets the training he needs from Skipper, a veteran ...

Dusty Crophopper volunteers for fire-and-rescue training in the “Planes” sequel, which features stunning aerial sequences. Disney Enterprises When last seen, Dusty Crophopper was flying high.

Dusty Crophopper is a low-flying crop-duster on Midwestern farmland who dreams of being a racer. He doesn't want to be defined by his less-than-imposing size and yearns to pursue his big dreams ...

"I am more than just a crop duster!," Dusty Crophopper exclaims at the beginning of "Planes," and it's hard not to sigh. In recent years, we've seen a penguin that wants to dance, a video-game ...

Dusty Crophopper—the star of Disney’s 2013 movie Planes—will be outdoors on the tarmac at the Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center in Chantilly, Virginia, for this annual fly-in and aviation show.

You can guess the plot of Disney's Planes — it's just Cars 2 with wings, an international romp that pits a humble country bumpkin against... What's It All About, Dusty? On the unbearable ...

Much of the action takes place at Piston Peak National Park, a gorgeous, Yellowstone-like wilderness where genial Dusty Crophopper (voiced by Dane Cook), a single-engine prop plane turned racer ...

Disney’s “Planes: Fire & Rescue” is amiable enough entertainment, bringing Cessna-like Dusty Crophopper (Dane Cook) back for a new adventure, even if it is really an 83-minute sales pitch ...

This Disney sequel to 2013’s “Planes” is a lot like flying coach: serviceable, but not trying that hard. In “Planes: Fire & Rescue,” crop-duster turned racing star Dusty (Dane Cook ...

Star plane Dusty Crophopper (Cook) suffers gearbox failure, which puts the brakes on his air racing. After a fire threatens to close his hometown airport, he volunteers to help and heads to Piston ...