Greetings from Canada 😊 Bournemouth Parents. So, I'm Red, White and Blue! Loving the Red Arrows! Saw them fly by our home years ago for our C.N.E. Thanks for the Excellent coverage. Glad I subscribed.
I don't care what anybody says, The Red Arrows are quite simply the best aerobatics team in the world. Other countries I am sure will say otherwise E.G. Blue Angels from the US but, nah!
Just picked this up on youtube.Loved them for more years than i can remember. However very disappointed with this show. So many times the symmetry was way below usual high standard. Never seen them do such a disjointed performance. How far out of position individuals were at times.
I am not sure whether you're aware of the intricacies of the Red Arrows? But, Red 10 (Commentator) is taught to speak like this during their training. This is so he can a) be clear and concise b) tell the audience all about the Red Arrows c) explain to those who've never seen the Red Arrows just what they're doing. The adrenaline kicks in as well when you're presenting to several thousand members of the general public. So, I'd love to see you have a go at this some time.
Aerobatic Team in little toy airplanes...Nothing compared to a real Demo Team in real combat jets like the Blue Angels or Thunderbirds. Heck, even Canada's Snowbirds are better than the Broken Arrows. But, keep training and practicing, maybe one day.
The aircraft themselves don't matter, the skill of the pilots is what counts. The US teams may fly closer, but they don't do half the dynamic formation changes the Reds do in front of the crowd. I saw the Thunderbirds a few years ago and it was entirely underwhelming.
Because the commentary is so clearly present I finally managed to hear where the name Enid comes from.
Greetings from Canada 😊 Bournemouth Parents. So, I'm Red, White and Blue!
Loving the Red Arrows! Saw them fly by our home years ago for our C.N.E.
Thanks for the Excellent coverage. Glad I subscribed.
Saw these in falmouth ❤💙❤️💙❤️
Absolutely fantastic. ❤❤❤
Superb
always amazing. Brilliant
Thank you!
Absolutely incredible love to watch them.
They were flying at cullercoats today amazing
Yeah and the fish quay flying low
I don't care what anybody says, The Red Arrows are quite simply the best aerobatics team in the world. Other countries I am sure will say otherwise E.G. Blue Angels from the US but, nah!
They are the best I've seen others but they don't come close
Although the reds are a bunch of sex offenders they sure do know how to put on a show!
Amazing, as one of the Reds is now invisible!
Still not running a full team this year then? The reds need a big clear out, embarrassing.
They are only not up to 9 as they can only safely train 3 pilots each year, so for next year they are planning to be back to their normal 9 ship team
Just picked this up on youtube.Loved them for more years than i can remember. However very disappointed with this show. So many times the symmetry was way below usual high standard. Never seen them do such a disjointed performance. How far out of position individuals were at times.
Great but I do wish that RAF commentator would pipe down, stop shouting and stop talking to people as though they were idiot children.
He is exited!
A little unfair dont you think?
If you did not like him talking dont go its that simple otherwise your comment is just pathetic !!!
I am not sure whether you're aware of the intricacies of the Red Arrows? But, Red 10 (Commentator) is taught to speak like this during their training. This is so he can a) be clear and concise b) tell the audience all about the Red Arrows c) explain to those who've never seen the Red Arrows just what they're doing.
The adrenaline kicks in as well when you're presenting to several thousand members of the general public. So, I'd love to see you have a go at this some time.
Aerobatic Team in little toy airplanes...Nothing compared to a real Demo Team in real combat jets like the Blue Angels or Thunderbirds. Heck, even Canada's Snowbirds are better than the Broken Arrows. But, keep training and practicing, maybe one day.
The aircraft themselves don't matter, the skill of the pilots is what counts.
The US teams may fly closer, but they don't do half the dynamic formation changes the Reds do in front of the crowd. I saw the Thunderbirds a few years ago and it was entirely underwhelming.