O n October 8, four XtremeAir Sbach 342 aerobatic aircraft took off from Montenegro's Niksic Airport ... "The inverted loop is difficult, and doing it under a bridge is more so," Cejka said.

Get ready for some serious aerial action! This video features a Royal Air Force Hawk T1 jet trainer pushing the limits with a near-inverted flyby through the iconic Mach Loop in Wales, a must-see for ...

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The four team aircraft flew in a tight diamond formation, performing the inverted loop under negative G-force in a “maneuver almost unheard of in such a narrow space,” according to Red Bull.

As each aircraft in turn tops the ‘hill’ the sky appears to fill with Hunters each poised, floating, inverted, on the horizon. There is a capriciousness in their attitude.

The aircraft were part of a three-plane formation and clipped one another's wings while attempting an inverted loop, a video shows. The wingtips of both aircraft were damaged, but the pilots ...

All six aircraft will split simultaneously at approximately 2,000 feet before the center point. The two solos will execute 1.5 rolls and exit to the right of the crowd initially, then turn behind ...

The demanding canyon environment and intense negative G-forces tested the Czech aerobatic team’s precision as they completed the loop on in a tight diamond formation on 8 October. The feat, ...

Video. The Czech Flying Bulls aerobatic team made history by performing the world’s first inverted tuck under Montenegro's 500-metre-high Mala Rijeka viaduct, Europe’s tallest railway bridge.

On October 8, four XtremeAir Sbach 342 aerobatic aircraft took off from Montenegro’s Niksic Airport ... “The inverted loop is difficult, and doing it under a bridge is more so,” Cejka said.

The Czech Flying Bulls aerobatic team made history by performing the world’s first inverted tuck under Montenegro's 500-metre-high Mala Rijeka viaduct, Europe’s tallest railway bridge.View on euronews ...

The Czech Flying Bulls aerobatic team made history by performing the world’s first inverted tuck under Montenegro's 500-metre-high Mala Rijeka viaduct, Europe’s tallest railway bridge.