Low flyover
12-15-2010 | 09:41 AM
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From: Wartrace,
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RE: Low flyover
You know, it could just be a small missunderstanding. By that, I mean, maybe they thought it was 1000' from sea level instead of the actual altitude of the ground at the stadium 
I can see that happening.
Other than that, AWSOME!!! God Bless America!!!
Doesnt really matter anyways, I mean, Something going wrong at 1000' or 300'. Outcome would still be the same, just the location of the crash would be higher up the stadium seats
WBG
I can see that happening. Other than that, AWSOME!!! God Bless America!!!
Doesnt really matter anyways, I mean, Something going wrong at 1000' or 300'. Outcome would still be the same, just the location of the crash would be higher up the stadium seats
WBG
12-15-2010 | 01:34 PM
#77
RE: Low flyover
The Datonal 500 was buzzed by the Air Force Thunderbirds. I would bet they got a waiver for that. Did you notice the jets flew over the parts of the track where there are no stands?
12-15-2010 | 01:44 PM
#78
RE: Low flyover
Ever been to an airshow?
12-16-2010 | 12:26 PM
#79
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RE: Low flyover
ORIGINAL: bevar
Hmmm...what comp was that? Who else was there...care to share?
Real men amongst the group within...it's really not that hard to figure out. However...
Beave
Hmmm...what comp was that? Who else was there...care to share?
Real men amongst the group within...it's really not that hard to figure out. However...
Beave
ORIGINAL: bigplumbs
I seem to remember a competition between all the top nations jet aerobatic teams a couple of years ago and the teams and others voted............ Guess what the red arrows won.
Your comment 'Real men' makes me smile. So you think flying a jet where you are trained by the tax payer and the plane is paid for by the tax payer makes you a real man........... So how does that work. It is the year 2010 you know do wise up
I seem to remember a competition between all the top nations jet aerobatic teams a couple of years ago and the teams and others voted............ Guess what the red arrows won.
Your comment 'Real men' makes me smile. So you think flying a jet where you are trained by the tax payer and the plane is paid for by the tax payer makes you a real man........... So how does that work. It is the year 2010 you know do wise up
A couple of no hope Yank teams I think.............. Cant think of their names but one lot had blue planes and the other sort of white and red with stars on................. Not very notable and were beat by the Red Arrows
12-16-2010 | 12:29 PM
#80
Banned
RE: Low flyover
ORIGINAL: K-Bob
You seem to remember? Hmmmm. We could all seem to remember things. Doesn't make them true.
ORIGINAL: bigplumbs
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I seem to remember a competition between all the top nations jet aerobatic teams a couple of years ago and the teams and others voted............ Guess what the red arrows won.
Your comment 'Real men' makes me smile. So you think flying a jet where you are trained by the tax payer and the plane is paid for by the tax payer makes you a real man........... So how does that work. It is the year 2010 you know do wise up
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I seem to remember a competition between all the top nations jet aerobatic teams a couple of years ago and the teams and others voted............ Guess what the red arrows won.
Your comment 'Real men' makes me smile. So you think flying a jet where you are trained by the tax payer and the plane is paid for by the tax payer makes you a real man........... So how does that work. It is the year 2010 you know do wise up
12-16-2010 | 12:32 PM
#81
Banned
RE: Low flyover
ORIGINAL: bevar
G4, Rusty,
I wonder if Plumb Boy knows what ''It just got broke off in your ***'' means?
Beave
G4, Rusty,
I wonder if Plumb Boy knows what ''It just got broke off in your ***'' means?
Beave
And no I dont know what that means perhaps you would care to explain
12-16-2010 | 12:43 PM
#82
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RE: Low flyover
ORIGINAL: Sport_Pilot
Ever paticipated in planning an air show? Well you have to submit a waiver, along with a plan. Our plan included closing of many buildings with no occupants in the buildings. So if their is a crash nearby then there are no people in the buildings. Traffic is rerouted etc. Then the pilots who fly in the airshow must have an Aerobatics Competancy test and form before they can be in tha airshow. So the risk is much smaller than a low flyover over a stadium by your normal military pilots.
Ever been to an airshow?
12-16-2010 | 01:05 PM
#84
RE: Low flyover
ORIGINAL: jonkoppisch
Naw, don't buy that one.. A flyover lasts for 10 seconds, 2-5 planes, over a populated area for 3-5minutes? An airshow lasts for hours, multiple planes performing (which in itself increases the odds of something happening), and flies over populated area untold times... You can't seriously tell me that a flyover is more risky than a whole airshow... I can list quite a few airshows that have had casualties, but I can't think of ANY flyovers that anything has happened...
Naw, don't buy that one.. A flyover lasts for 10 seconds, 2-5 planes, over a populated area for 3-5minutes? An airshow lasts for hours, multiple planes performing (which in itself increases the odds of something happening), and flies over populated area untold times... You can't seriously tell me that a flyover is more risky than a whole airshow... I can list quite a few airshows that have had casualties, but I can't think of ANY flyovers that anything has happened...
LOL, Just ignore the sporty pilot... everyone else here does.
