The Blue Angels and Thunderbirds COs are now watching this video trying to figure out how to safely land 6 Hornets and Falcons in formation. ;)

who's the cow sandbagging?

Yea I agree, it does sound like a cow in the air! Wonderful filming!

Doesn't Canada have an exibition flying team?

That was absolutely beautiful. Watched it more than once.

This team does not fly F-5E Tiger II jets as stated in the article. They fly Casa C-101 Aviojets. Nice precision landing for sure!

my view as a non flier, a clever style of avoiding/minimizing turbulence by first landing the trailing craft , and last by the leading craft in the front !
Gr8 precision however ! Commendable .

Czech Albatross L39s?

Not bad not bad at all

no thank you

Beautiful. Thanks for sharing. So many countries with great teams.

Indeed, great precision flying, but then again, not surprising from the Spaniards, who have perfected the lethal choreography of the corrida, mere centimeters away from the horns of 2-ton Andalusian Miura bulls... Flying like this or facing toros takes muy cojones... Incidentally, where could one find an exhaustive list of national aerobatics teams with names, type of aicraft flown, etc...? Also, non-military teams of renown would be a good addition. Thanks

Shd've tought about it... http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_aerobatic_teams

Amazing considering how unpredictable wind can be.

Awesome skill and trust

Worried a bit about the left wingman - Suspect those white puffs in his exhaust are from excess throttle movements, AND the tire smoke long after his touchdown speaks of excess braking???

Watching the sequence a second time - correction needed: looks more like a defective smoke oil valve in the left wingman and same after landing, not from brakes. Same thing briefly for the 2nd bird in trail - just in front of the camera plane. Nice job by all!

I thought I heard some goats in the video. Was Nepal Airlines nearby sacrificing for an MRO issue?

No nit picking here, just a great video, the landing was awesome! Thanks for the memories!

Thanks for the video. Was flying an F-4 into Plattsburgh AFB in the 80s for static display for an air show and was asked to hold VFR while the Snowbirds did their arrival show. Very impressive to watch their 9 ship formatting from the air, especially their 9 ship landing. Now I have an idea what it looks like from inside the formation. Did some crazy drinking with the Snowbird guys that night and asked them about contingencies for blown tires in a 9 ship landing. They said they changed tires every other show and if they did blow one, the SOP was to take it into the grass (not sure what the guy in the middle was supposed to do). Thanks again for sharing. BobintheLake

Good pictures.

What was that cow noise?

Good job - Enjoyed it - Question: Where did they keep the cow???

Nice simulation.