Top 10 fighter jets flyby low pass.
 

Don't know if it is SIAL or not.

http://www.wimp.com/lowpass/

Pretty good. The Eastern European/Russian one that had the guys on the floor was impressive.

Less impressive was the constant girly screams of the Americans.......

Amazing flying :thumb:

Americans never get it low enough...

Holy sh1t the Russian's like it low!:cool:

Bloody mad *******s , great piece of skill.

Fake?

Mouser, are you sat in the same room as nimbus? :D

Argentinian I think you'll find. :thumb:

Actually having listened to it with sound, maybe it is Russian.

Spooky :D

Looks real to me :D

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=rTHJqLju2vU


I think passenger jet low fly by's look cool

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=26H-WzIe858

this is my favourite - I never tire of it :)

That is epic!

"Fack me! Fack me!"

Here's another Spitfire one...

Heard about that one from a mate at work, never seen it until now,

yup that was low!!


Mart

It's Ray Hanna in the other one too. A great pilot and a very nice chap with a wicked sense of humour. Sadly no longer with us. :(

A friend of mine was in the control tower/Race Control that you can see and he was looking down at the plane!!

Not as low as this one :D

Not all that much to make a fuss about. That kind of low flying is easy to do.

You have to work a bit harder at it if you are inverted though!

Les ;)

I met him a few times because I went to school with his son - also sadly no longer with us.

Prefer that to the jets. :)

It's even harder upside down!

pffft those guys have nothing on these two!!

http://i254.photobucket.com/albums/h...ps19f55ee9.jpg

One for Leslie..

That must've been a rush the guy at 1m25!

He was at high level!

Les ;)

It does not look so horrifying from inside the cockpit and it is also not all that difficult to do. You do have to pay attention to what you are doing though, maximum concentration required.

Les

This is what it's like inside the planes.
Imagine the skill of the pilots, I love the lighthouse fly-by :)

It was all good fun of course,but the lighthouse keepers used to feel a bit uneasy about it, depending how close you were to the lighthouse as you might imagine.

One of the little tricks during a flying display was to make a low approach with the wheels about a foot off the runway, then raise the wheels maintaining level flight. Once the wheels were up you allowed the aircraft to sink by about 3 feet. That used to make everyone suck their teeth!

Les