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2 minutes ago, Tonge moor green jacket said:

Far better control, but even then, not without a fair amount of risk.

Particularly when a pilot pushes the envelope in a Hawker Hunter.

I know someone experienced in jet flying who watched the Shoreham display, said to his pal when he saw the Hunter at the top of the loop "if he doesn't roll out he's a gonner"

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4 minutes ago, Dimron said:

I know someone experienced in jet flying who watched the Shoreham display, said to his pal when he saw the Hunter at the top of the loop "if he doesn't roll out he's a gonner"

Did they leg it, just in case?

How he survived, God knows.

Footage is horrific.

2 hours ago, Marc505 said:

Probably depends who's asking 😀

Too close for comfort for me. And getting hit by the fireworks would definitely not have been in the plan

now this is not my area of expertise but it can't be a good idea to fly two of those types of planes so close to each other

1 hour ago, Zico said:

now this is not my area of expertise but it can't be a good idea to fly two of those types of planes so close to each other

Nor mine, and I've seen airliners do what is effectively formation flying before, but the margin for error on this stunt is tiny!

It all seems a bit pointless to me

4 hours ago, Tonge moor green jacket said:

Looks impressive, but is utter madness.

Indeed. Silly twats

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