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Canadian SnowBirds, EAA 2016
The Canadian Air Force Snow Birds Aerobatic Demonstration Team showed up to EAA, the first time in 33 years. Flying CT-114 Tutor training aircraft, this 9 plane group thrilled the Oshkosh attendees with their aerobatic skills. Most folks within the US are familiar with the Thunderbirds and Blue Angels, 6 bird formations, the Canadians were pulling off equally intricate manuvers with 9 ship formations.
I keep hoping to at some point catch the RAFs Red Arrows, the Italian TriColour Arrows, Japan's Blue Impulse and India's Surya Kiran air demonstration teams.
I keep hoping to at some point catch the RAFs Red Arrows, the Italian TriColour Arrows, Japan's Blue Impulse and India's Surya Kiran air demonstration teams.
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Yeah, i saw these guys at the gatineau, Ontario air show. They are amazing! And when they played chicken, it was probably the scariest thing i have ever seen in person.
I'd love to see the blue angels if not the snow birds again.
Acrobatic flying with jets is always awsome nomatter the group.
I'd love to see the blue angels if not the snow birds again.
Acrobatic flying with jets is always awsome nomatter the group.
I have had the enjoyment of watching them three times, no it was four times. They always please those in attendance. I would say they are as good as if not better than the Thunderbirds and Blue Angels it's a toss up. I think they are more fun to watch because they keep things in closer to the venue.
Great shot, Rabbi. The sun was your friend, that day.
I was just reading about the SnowBirds this morning in Shutterbug magazine. Coinkydinks.
I was just reading about the SnowBirds this morning in Shutterbug magazine. Coinkydinks.
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