Aerobatics
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The Black Skimmers were doing a lot of squabbling and performing these aerobatic maneuvers. Didn't look like anybody got hurt, just put in place. Stone Harbor Point NJ.
The city of Napier was destroyed by an earthquake 3rd Feb 1931. It was rebuilt rapidly and almost all the centre replaced by Art Deco buildings in fashion at the time. Once a year they hold an Art Deco week which the airforce provides a display of flying for. With hundreds of others we watched from the beach.
Thanks for flying by. Sorry the editing is with GIMP which I am still learning as Photoshop is too big for this laptop.
The Silence Twister started life as a world beating radio controlled aerobatic machine simply known as the Twister. It had been developed by Matthias and Thomas Strieker in Germany and was so successful that they decided to build a “real” version of the model.
Aerobatics is the practice of flying aircraft in maneuvers that involve unusual attitudes and accelerations, going beyond the typical flight envelope of commercial passenger planes. These maneuvers, often seen in air shows, include loops, rolls, spins, and other dynamic movements, requiring precise control and skill. Aerobatics is a sport, a form of entertainment, and also a training method for pilots.
Smile on Saturday ~ Look up to the sky (2025/08/23)
Secunda Airshow
Secunda
Mpumalanga Province
South Africa
One way to earn a living! Aerobatics on the wing at the Wales National Air Show this summer. (Just to say I gave up trying to log in after Flickr changed the system a few months ago. I've finally done it with the help of their customer support. I've a lot of catching up to do so I'll comment on others later. Good to be back.)
Kleine plevier - Little ringed plover (Charadrius dubius),
hardly larger than a robin. Makes for a very trying subject.
T-6 Texan aircraft performing aerobatics over my back yard.
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