How Do You View A Blue Angels Airshow?
The Blue Angels are the United States Navy flight demonstration team. They perform airshows around the United States and at various U.S. military installations around the world, thrilling spectators with their amazing high speed aerial maneuvers. Here are some steps to take to enjoy viewing them in action. • Take some time to learn about who and what the Blue Angels are. You can visit their official website at Blue Angels.navy.mil, or just google the phrase Blue Angels. Here are a few facts that might interest you. • The Blue Angels fly F/A-18 Hornet Aircraft, a high-performance fight-attack jet designed to be flown from the deck of aircraft carriers. • There are 6 aircraft flown at airshows. Four aircraft fly formation maneuvers while the other two are considered solo planes, and do their own stunts either separately, or paired together. • A typical airshow flight plan lasts about 50 minutes. Cloudy weather or low visibility conditions can mean the team will fly a low altitude airshow
• Take some time to learn about who and what the Blue Angels are. You can visit their official website at Blue Angels.navy.mil, or just google the phrase Blue Angels. Here are a few facts that might interest you. • The Blue Angels fly F/A-18 Hornet Aircraft, a high-performance fight-attack jet designed to be flown from the deck of aircraft carriers. • There are 6 aircraft flown at airshows. Four aircraft fly formation maneuvers while the other two are considered solo planes, and do their own stunts either separately, or paired together. • A typical airshow flight plan lasts about 50 minutes. Cloudy weather or low visibility conditions can mean the team will fly a low altitude airshow, without the high loops and rolls they are famous for. • Check the team schedule here to see if they will be performing near your home. If not, consider planning your vacation at one of the sites they will be performing. • Consider visiting the home of the Blue Angels, Pensacola Naval Air Station, during t
