The aircraft are aligned perfectly even on the static display. The lights on the noses are used efficiently during their flight.
Millington Municipal Airport, 2005/10
The Canadian Snowbirds fly mainly in Canada, such as during the Canadian International Air Show. They come to the United States several times a year.
The aircraft are aligned perfectly even on the static display. The lights on the noses are used efficiently during their flight.
Millington Municipal Airport, 2005/10
Military aerobatic display teams in the world can be categorized into two types. One of them is the U.S. style; using the small number of supersonic aircraft like the Thunderbirds and Blue Angels. The other is the European style; using around 10 subsonic or transonic aircraft. The Snowbirds is in the latter type. The Japanese Blue Impulse may not belong to one of the types after they obtained T-4s.
Millington Municipal Airport, 2007/09
Compared with U.S. aerobatic teams, they fly quietly. However, their formation with the nine CT-114s is elegant.
Millington Municipal Airport, 2005/10
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