Sunday Display Times

[CaLi]

10.00am USAF F-16CM
10.18am C-27J Spartan
10.29am Sweedish Gripen
10.41am IAF T-346A
10.58am Swiss F/A-18C Hornet
11.08am RAF Chinook
11.22am IAF Typhoon
11.32am Freece Tricolori
12.09am Ukranian Su-27P1M
12.28pm RAF Typhoon
12.38pm Jordanian Falcons
1.01pm Hellenic T-6A Texan
1.15pm Grob Tutor T1
1.25pm CV-22 Osprey
1.38pm RAF Tucano
1.45pm Slovenian PC-9M
1.57pm BBMF
2.15pm The Blades
2.15pm A400m Airbus Defence
2.20pm The Blades
2.39pm A400m Airbus Defence
2.50pm RAF Red Arrows
3.27pm AAC Apache
3.41pm Finnish F/A18C Hornet
3.55pm Romanian MiG-21
4.07pm Breitling Jet Team
4.41pm Spannish Harrier

[reaper493]

US F16 has an issue, vibrations in the cockpit.

Just done a fly through and can see rear right stabiliser is flapping at the rear. On approach to land now

Mike

[jules50]

Why are BBMF on twice and is the Lancaster broken at Brize.Thanks

[CaLi]

Why are BBMF on twice and is the Lancaster broken at Brize.Thanks

My error, now corrected

[bizfreeq]

The Slovenian PC-9 isn't there so that won't be displaying either

[MRTT]

Finnish F-18 has displayed already, Swiss now taking it's slot this afternoon.

[jamesg23]

I can understand why people are upset about sunday display being different to the saturday but have to pay the same amount but you get what seems like almost 2 hours less flying display. I know you get to choose what day you go but some people dont have a choice whether its work or family comitments.

[slogen51]

US F16 has an issue, vibrations in the cockpit.

Just done a fly through and can see rear right stabiliser is flapping at the rear. On approach to land now

Mike

Looks damaged from a picture I saw - did he hit the runway

[Prometheusuk]

US F16 has an issue, vibrations in the cockpit.

Just done a fly through and can see rear right stabiliser is flapping at the rear. On approach to land now

Mike

Looks damaged from a picture I saw - did he bit the runway

The F16 suffered a bird strike.

[Dan213]

Assume that's just a rumour. No bird strike was reported and it appeared that the rear of the left stabilator had delaminated

[Prometheusuk]

Assume that's just a rumour. No bird strike was reported and it appeared that the rear of the left stabilator had delaminated

I got that information from Gloustershire Live but they've since added "Confirmation when we get it"

[slogen51]

No B-2 flypast then.

It sounded quite a strong rumour being promulgated (a Boris word!) by people including myself.

[PeteHemsley]

Assume that's just a rumour. No bird strike was reported and it appeared that the rear of the left stabilator had delaminated

I got that information from Gloustershire Live but they've since added "Confirmation when we get it"

There was no bird strike. The stabiliser trailing edge structure failed during a high speed pass followed by a 9g right turn away from crowd.

[Prometheusuk]

Assume that's just a rumour. No bird strike was reported and it appeared that the rear of the left stabilator had delaminated

I got that information from Gloustershire Live but they've since added "Confirmation when we get it"

There was no bird strike. The stabiliser trailing edge structure failed during a high speed pass followed by a 9g right turn away from crowd.

Thanks for clearing that up Pete.

[Seahornet1]

Assume that's just a rumour. No bird strike was reported and it appeared that the rear of the left stabilator had delaminated

I got that information from Gloustershire Live but they've since added "Confirmation when we get it"

There was no bird strike. The stabiliser trailing edge structure failed during a high speed pass followed by a 9g right turn away from crowd.

The pilot's comms to tower stated that the tailhook had deployed inadvertently. At that speed, and manoeuvring, I imagine the aerodynamic forces on adjacent structures could be pretty severe?