June 25th, 2008 - R.A.F. Red Arrows at New York City 

sophiesgem Same here. The red arrows are sick, though I'm obviously not a part of their team but when they flew over at 0:55 I felt a feeling of invincibility.

Das Dil_Doge I know what you mean..I love them..

I have seen them fly at Clacton a few times, the Red Arrows are brilliant!!

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No they sead the best air force in the world have arrived

00rouchy00 They could make an "F U" sign in midair :P

Felizx Jésús we do ❤️❤️

thought it was bit boring to be honest lol i think they not aloud to do half the things they use to.

@@leviking4891 simply amazing

@@danieli6295 he never got to 11min 10 secs double head 2 head wowowow

Same !!!

Harry Motherfucking Styles Same here!

Harry Motherfucking Styles wished they would come back over...Oshkosh...

Harry Motherfucking Styles ......Britain yea ,f*ck yea

they are not from London

There based 100iles from london

Andrew Pernia you do realise there are more cities other than London? RAF have bases all over the UK

Disabled Dog huh??? 😂

It looks like they had a height restriction put in place because they did there flat display. They do it for either low cloud or restricted airspace. I'm guessing major airports nearby.

Emily Horway That's the American mating call. Americans of both sexes often compete for mating chances by excitedly wooing the loudest, often pumping their upper limbs in to the sky with their fists clenched (this heavily depends on nearby competition and adrenaline levels). Female Americans often finish their mating call by repeatedly hitting their open hands together making a tapping sound, while the males often indicate the end of their call with a hearty 'arrll riiite...yeeaahh woooooOOOO'. This behaviour is often copied by nearby Americans. This repeats incessantly for many hours, often for no logical reason. Little stimulation is required for the mating call to both start and maintain with unfathomable duration.

Stewart Savage Oh dear! I hope you didn’t starve. 🥟🍔🍕 If you want NOISE try the Mess on Dining In Night.

Yeah, they are... At lawn darting.

@Gerrard Gerrard I looked it up and they have won more airshow awards for precision flying than Blue Angels, Red Arrows etc They are the most decorated team of all time.

music joe12 they have three different displays and they had to do the rolling because of airspace. This happens in uk aswell depending on weather airspace and other authorities

i was thinking that, seemed tame to me. standard stuff

Levi it’s because there not in British Air space

Obsert Hoffman suppose. I've not seen them for years, i use to see them practicing over the wash in England from by back garden when i was a kid. i thought maybe health n safety ruined it.

@@leviking4891 Absolutely nothing to do with foreign airspace, the cloud cover was low, hence they flew the flat display.

What about the new f 35 lightning?

@@vKxrey premature parts failures, software disasters and USAF quietly admitting it to be a disaster, other than that, it looks good, sorry

Vulcan Bomber should male that list...the howl!

@@ianmcfadden5450 little part failures, quite a few software failures tho. It’s still an amazing plane, the USAF never once called it a disaster.

I'm from England, very proud of the Red Arrows! USA have some incredible air acrobatic teams too!!! Mutual respect for the talent on both sides of the pond.

not Probably, "definitely"

They train (in Cyprus) and perform all year round. No wonder they are the best.

It looks like they had a height restriction put in place because they did there flat display for low cloud or restricted airspace. I'm guessing major airports nearby.

Benji Ward Scampton?

Banbury, its about 20 miles north of Oxford.

As an RAF Air Traffic Controller I have to say, I've seen that move at 14:03 many times, from below, given that ATC is normally underneath the display. It's all a matter of perspective. The aircraft don't really fly head to head, there is a lateral offset that is designed to be difficult to see from the crowd position, making it look very tight and impressive. No doubt they are highly skilled but not everything is as it appears.

+Tony Hancock It's in Lincolnshire

iSquared Hadn't considered that, surprisingly. But then i never see air shows. :P

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Manolo Mantegna lll Blue angels use fly-by-wire technology. The red arrows don’t use any.

YES--i READ RECENTLY, THAT THE BLUE ANGELS WERE FORMED BEFORE THE RED ARROWS, WHICH SURPRISED ME, BUT THERE YOU GO, BOTH ARE THE GREATEST EVER.

How are they RAF if they're American?

+Miriam Butcher The blue eagles?

+Miriam Butcher I made a mistake. The Blue Eagles are Royal Army Air Corps

He didn't say Blue Angels

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Coming back after our tea party!!

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they are not the oldest display team at all they are the most respected

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It was a private show but the public where able to view from other sides

planestigersanddrums Theres no such thing as a private air show really is there?

chanctonbury63 on a special occasion, yes :)

***** Really? I thought the only base that the UK and US Air force regularly work together was Langley....?

BUWAHAHAHAHAHAHA! Excellent! Next....

And the North Korean kite flying team