Absurd. Like seriously. Look at this fleet of Blue Angels fighter jet planes fly in a perfect pattern in a practice session. The flight pattern they were practicing, I’m assuming here, is called "Let’s get these flying metal beasts as close as possible so that one inch of a mistake will kill us all". I mean the wing of one plane is right on top of a the cockpit of the other. Nuts, these guys.
It’s not that flying inverted is particularly difficult—if you are Blue Angel, that is. But this photo of one of their F/A-18 Hornets inverted “during the double farvel maneuver at a practice flight demonstration over Pensacola Beach” made my head spin a little bit. More »
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