Absolutely 💯 but remember you're probably safer up there with being a fully qualified red arrows pilot than on the road down here . We don't often hear of many casualties , last one was 4 years back To us the public watching this video looks terrifying to them the pilots with their experience its probably like riding a bike 🚲
Oh my goodness. I’ve never felt patriotic before. Never. But when I saw the red arrows last Sunday at the RAF Valley show I was oozing with pride. 🇬🇧 me and my sister were so inspired by these guys we went to see them fly home and every one of them waved us off as they left the airstrip. I was waving at them and sticking my thumbs up at them and they was waving back and thumbs upping me. So friendly, so blessed and so god damn inspirational.
How could anyone dislike this vid?!?!? Compared to what they're doing?!?! Working in a chippy or quite happily sat behind their laptop in their underpants being jealous? Bonkers. These are the top of the pile. Respect.
In 1971 I corresponded with David Binnie, one of the Red Arrows pilots and I received lots of photographs, stickers and so on. When I became a private pilot, he was very enthusiastic about it. No matter what type of plane it is, he wrote, a Gnat or a Cessna, you are a pilot too! I visited several air force bases to see them fly. Awesome and I will never forget it. I was a shocked to hear that David Binnie passed away. A great Red Arrows pilot, also a 747 captain of Virgin. R.I.P David!
Got to hang out with the blue Angels for a week when I was 11 years old. You got to respect anyone who can fly like this regardless of what team or country.
Tyler Marquez The US Teams have tried copying various of the Red Arrows and killed pilots doing it ... Believe me ... Red Arrows are unique. They are the best - whatever you think. Red Arrows 6ft separation ... ?? Most teams stay at 5m .. that's 15ft ! Don't believe me - then check it out ...
This is insane! I remember well when my dad went to an airshow every year when I was a child and I was fascinated by the red arrows but that - I wouldn't even dare to get so close with my car to another one in regular street traffic, let alone when flying at 350kts! o_0
TheDct88 That's the difference, to us its down-right amazing....From their stand-point, its all down to concentration..... Don't ever flinch or think....Just follow the planes....I love the RAF....Proud and love to hear and/or see them in airshows.... I just dread to think whoever we fight against thinks about them xD
You have to be crazy to believe your statement, the Arrows may not look as flamboyant as other display teams but it is all about the timing and co-ordination of 9 aircraft whilst being unbelievably close! The amount of respect they get from other display teams is unrivalled, I watched a documentary on all the display teams of the world and this air show in Canada where they all performed, everyone admitted these guys (and girl) are the best in the world.
Was lucky enough to see these guys practice from my School occasionally as a kid. I've been hooked on Jets, piloting and avionics ever since. Starting my PPL soon. *Thanks Red Arrows*
Great video, its amazing just how close these planes fly together in formation at high speed, and how close on coming and crossing planes get as well. Amazing, thanks for the video.
Almost all Airforce got these acrobatic teams. But the Red arrows always been a role-model! I still remember them as a 9 year old in Sweden while they had their show outside Stockholm.
Akrotiri RAF base, Cyprus, I used to live there, only camp with the air strip, all summer the red arrows would practice flying above our heads from early morning to about 4:00 in the afternoon
This video is part of one of those Virtual 3D attractions that are located at certain events such as theme parks. The attraction uses a full motion simulator to enhance the viewers experience.
I think my first ever memory was seeing the Red Arrows I think in 1971 aged about 4 or 5. We all had some the time off school and we all went down the harbour to watch. I didn’t really have a clue what the Red Arrows were the only thing in my head at the time was an Apollo Rocket I had probably seen on the telly. I will never forget to this day when these Red planes flying low over my head with the roar of the noise when I was expecting a white rocket of sorts.🚀 Completely smitten to this very day.
Hes so lucky to fly, ive just returned from RAF Scampton as i was working with the photographers there for a week, its a nice place and i found it surreal walking in the hangar snd seeing the jets parked there and getting to walk arounf them! eveyone on base is so friendly, i knew all the 2012/13 pilots and ground crew anyway, they are such a bunch of nice guys. Im hoping within the next few years to be the official Red Arrows Photographer. its my dream! Im going back on base in febuary :)
This is Cyprus. I was there for 3 years and they used to fly straight over our house in Akrotiri. They trained there a lot so we had a permanent free air show!
Raf akrotiri ❤ I remember when I was in school in cy, one of my classmate's dad was a display pilot for the red arrows, our class was invited to the airbase for a private display, best school trip ever 👌👍
Watching them move about in the wake of each other’s amazing the skill they have to compensate for it and 4:14 mins is so close from a blind side it’s unreal - watch them in avid amazement every year at the Swansea air show/ incredible- best of the best - also saw the Vulcan bomber on its last flight - so proud of these lads 👌🏻🍻
I just watched a video of the blue angels from 9 months ago thinking they were good...... this is 10 years ago and still 10 times better than the Thunderbirds and blue angels 👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼 do more
Great video even to watch on a Desktop PC. What this must be like in 3D is unimaginable. Skills of these pilots pulling 8G is something else. I can pull a tight corner on my Harley... does that count as training for the Red Arrows? Terrific Video. Thanks for making it and sharing it.... I want more more more...
In terms of their matched speed - how is this done? Are they setting a precise speed through a computer like auto-cruise in a car? Or is this purely manual? It seems there are so many variables in a place that could affect one pilots speed more than the other? It's so impressive either way
tl;dr - Its purely manual, but they have an idea of a speed they should be at. From what I know, the team briefs/goes over the flight while on the ground in a room together. Some teams even will walk around the room in formation, mocking the maneuvers they will do in order to make sure everyone is on the same page about where they should be, at which times. They also spend plenty of time practicing in the actual jets, without an official show below them, so they can call 'no-maneuver' or 'knock-it-off' if they get a maneuver incorrect during practice, and will set up for it again. So with all this preparation and practice, certain maneuvers they do, they have and know the range of speed they should be at. For the formations where there is a lead plane of the diamond or delta, the other planes try to stick to and match the speed in which the lead plane sets, but normally, every member/pilot on the team knows what speed which maneuver should be at different times. So if you ever are watching a cockpit video, if you look at the pilot's hand on the throttles, they're usually pushing up on throttle for more power for just a second, then pulling back to ease off power, since the engines usually take a little delay to deliver the power they set, its hard to get it smoothly perfect to where their hands are never moving the throttles. Tiny little adjustments are usually needed to fly as tight as the Red Arrows, Thunderbirds, Blue Angels, Patriots, Knights, etc.
John Smith they clear the airspace as their military, and the reason they don't collide is down to training. It also helps that these red arrow pilots are operational fighter pilots in the RAF
Man, this is the big machine you sit in that moves around as you watch this? The video your seeing on screen is just a recording of it. You need to go to and airshow and pay to get a shot to sit in the machine (around £5) its amazing!
Last summer, I saw the latest arrow display and don't get me wrong, they were awesome but i've seen the fecce tricolore an hour later and I found for the first time their show more impressive.
The 3d isn't for the video itself, its for a type of ride in some aerospace museums that has a movement module that makes it so you feel the turning of the craft, so, its not for home use. And also I don't think that a Blu Ray would alow for a 3D view.
The 3d isn't for the video itself, its for a type of ride in some museums that has a movement module that makes it so you feel the turning of the craft, so, its not for home use.
I saw this at the Science Museum in London this summer. I was hoping for it to be more realistic but we were all pretty disappointed. Your seat moves/shudders a bit but I honestly think that this video is better because even though they give you 3D glasses to wear it's not brilliant - this video is free too lol
Holy cow they are close! I didn't know that 25 countries use the hawk, I know that the UK and the US use them, the other countries I can think of is Finland, Switzerland. Can't think of any more.
It's only when you watch this video that you really appreciate how talented these men are. Every move is down to the split second.
Absolutely 💯 but remember you're probably safer up there with being a fully qualified red arrows pilot than on the road down here . We don't often hear of many casualties , last one was 4 years back
To us the public watching this video looks terrifying to them the pilots with their experience its probably like riding a bike 🚲
Men.
And women
No room for a mistake. Watched a display at RAF Marham today. Everyone learns from mistakes, but these guys cannot make mistakes.
Royal air force red arrows have the best planes ever I've seen the Royal air force red arrows
😊
Oh my goodness. I’ve never felt patriotic before. Never. But when I saw the red arrows last Sunday at the RAF Valley show I was oozing with pride. 🇬🇧 me and my sister were so inspired by these guys we went to see them fly home and every one of them waved us off as they left the airstrip. I was waving at them and sticking my thumbs up at them and they was waving back and thumbs upping me. So friendly, so blessed and so god damn inspirational.
How could anyone dislike this vid?!?!? Compared to what they're doing?!?! Working in a chippy or quite happily sat behind their laptop in their underpants being jealous? Bonkers. These are the top of the pile. Respect.
179 dislikes too. Lot of sad individuals out there.
In 1971 I corresponded with David Binnie, one of the Red Arrows pilots and I received lots of photographs, stickers and so on. When I became a private pilot, he was very enthusiastic about it. No matter what type of plane it is, he wrote, a Gnat or a Cessna, you are a pilot too! I visited several air force bases to see them fly. Awesome and I will never forget it. I was a shocked to hear that David Binnie passed away. A great Red Arrows pilot, also a 747 captain of Virgin. R.I.P David!
Got to hang out with the blue Angels for a week when I was 11 years old. You got to respect anyone who can fly like this regardless of what team or country.
WHO AGREES RED ARROWS BEST AEROBATIC TEAM IN THE WORLD
I think they are probably a little better than the blue angels, and I'm American ;)
2nd best, usaf thunderbirds are a first!😀
Tyler Marquez
The US Teams have tried copying various of the Red Arrows and killed pilots doing it ... Believe me ... Red Arrows are unique. They are the best - whatever you think. Red Arrows 6ft separation ... ?? Most teams stay at 5m .. that's 15ft ! Don't believe me - then check it out ...
Tyler Marquez or US Navy Blue Angles, seen them both. Both are great flying teams.
+TheLionheartist Alot better, blue angels use fly-by-wire systems. and the Hawk jets are the size of an f-18 and the red arrows still fly at 6ft apart
The skill levels of these people is hard to comprehend I think. Extremely amazing 🤯🤯🤯😃
I've seen them in real life and it is stunning how good these guys can fly
Wonderful display of superb airmanship. I salute the pilots of Red Arrows.
It’s a motion simulator.
@@danielledewitt1 they still did the manoeuvres irl
@@Mangotherango57 Yes rather late.
In Poland we have many very good pilots , but ....... Red Arrows are the BEST.
There was never any doubt as to the quality of Polish airmen. We greatly appreciate their help during the Battle of Britain.
You sure? The Red Sparrows are the best.
@@KingOfHearts901 I'm sure they appreciated our help more.
Ex Yugoslavian now Serbian " Flying Stars " 1985 ruclips.net/video/r5OKsNMmm8E/видео.html
@@wadee68 😂😂 daddy brad
This is insane! I remember well when my dad went to an airshow every year when I was a child and I was fascinated by the red arrows but that - I wouldn't even dare to get so close with my car to another one in regular street traffic, let alone when flying at 350kts! o_0
from the ground it looks amazing but from this view it looks terrifying
TheDct88 That's the difference, to us its down-right amazing....From their stand-point, its all down to concentration..... Don't ever flinch or think....Just follow the planes....I love the RAF....Proud and love to hear and/or see them in airshows.... I just dread to think whoever we fight against thinks about them xD
TheDct88 bonkers in all aspects.
True.
specially the corkscrew
4:10 HOLY MOTHER OF..
Holy shit that was so close haha. Now that's what I can synergy and trust
RIP face
Theyre trained to do that.
I was looking for this comment😂
ilyushka00 Who got startled by that
Respect to the Airmen Of The Royal Air Force.
Execlence and nothing less.
The sounds are incredible! Something you’d hear out of a game or film but you can actually hear it for real... woah!!
You have to be crazy to believe your statement, the Arrows may not look as flamboyant as other display teams but it is all about the timing and co-ordination of 9 aircraft whilst being unbelievably close! The amount of respect they get from other display teams is unrivalled, I watched a documentary on all the display teams of the world and this air show in Canada where they all performed, everyone admitted these guys (and girl) are the best in the world.
This is so amazing to watch. You guys are so talented and well trained. Hats off to you all.
They are number 1 display team in the world no one can beat them they take my breathe away every time i see them no words can discribe them but WOW
Ex Yugoslavian now Serbian " Flying Stars " 1985 ruclips.net/video/r5OKsNMmm8E/видео.html
I love the red arrows, and nice realistic cockpit video.
It’s realistic cause it’s real 😂
Was lucky enough to see these guys practice from my School occasionally as a kid.
I've been hooked on Jets, piloting and avionics ever since. Starting my PPL soon.
*Thanks Red Arrows*
You still flying?
Absolutely breathtaking - the product of decades of RAF experience.
Never get bored of this
Wow! I love Hendon, but not been for years. Time to arrange a trip straight after the Science Museum I think. Great video.
Sometimes I am so proud to be British, this is one of those times, thank you all.
Great video, its amazing just how close these planes fly together in formation at high speed, and how close on coming and crossing planes get as well. Amazing, thanks for the video.
I have experienced this at the science museum and it was AMAZING!
Is it any better in museum than ere on RUclips?
Almost all Airforce got these acrobatic teams. But the Red arrows always been a role-model! I still remember them as a 9 year old in Sweden while they had their show outside Stockholm.
When seeing them from the ground,they look dead straight. But in this they wobble so much!!! I Dodd my hat to these lads
You might think this is difficult. But it's actually really fucking hard!
They too follow social distancing of 6 feet 😁
2:56
Love their precision
Looking forward to experiencing this at the science museum in London when I visit in August!
Lovely. Thank you for sharing it.
Akrotiri RAF base, Cyprus, I used to live there, only camp with the air strip, all summer the red arrows would practice flying above our heads from early morning to about 4:00 in the afternoon
I am from limassol and I experience them whenever they come for training. these guys are the definition of brilliance.
And for the rest of the year, they're touring the world, but their true home base is RAF Scampton, Lincolnshire (since 2001, anyway) :)
Yeah i grew up watching them thete :)
5:35 this guy is clearly a leopard
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It's a call, I know. I was just saying lol
There were no canned sound effects, this is as real as it gets. That's Red 1 !!!
This video is part of one of those Virtual 3D attractions that are located at certain events such as theme parks. The attraction uses a full motion simulator to enhance the viewers experience.
Absolutely incredible flying …. I can only imagine it in 3D😮
I think my first ever memory was seeing the Red Arrows I think in 1971 aged about 4 or 5. We all had some the time off school and we all went down the harbour to watch.
I didn’t really have a clue what the Red Arrows were the only thing in my head at the time was an Apollo Rocket I had probably seen on the telly.
I will never forget to this day when these Red planes flying low over my head with the roar of the noise when I was expecting a white rocket of sorts.🚀
Completely smitten to this very day.
Pretty awesome! I have the RC version of this plane and it handles really well. It is pretty fast too!
4.10 is the most incredible flying i've ever seen next level flying skills.
Thank You ✌🏻 Royal Air Force ‼️‼️‼️ For attending Thunder Over The Board Walk here in beautiful Atlantic City ... The city on the beach 🏖
Unbelievable close and shows the actual skills first hand, excellent video.
Hes so lucky to fly, ive just returned from RAF Scampton as i was working with the photographers there for a week, its a nice place and i found it surreal walking in the hangar snd seeing the jets parked there and getting to walk arounf them! eveyone on base is so friendly, i knew all the 2012/13 pilots and ground crew anyway, they are such a bunch of nice guys. Im hoping within the next few years to be the official Red Arrows Photographer. its my dream! Im going back on base in febuary :)
This is Cyprus. I was there for 3 years and they used to fly straight over our house in Akrotiri. They trained there a lot so we had a permanent free air show!
Amazing video, filmed in Cyprus
I've seen this at the Science Museum. I've also seen the Red Arrows in action at the Eastbourne Air Show.
2:50 - that separation is ridiculous! Just watched a 46 min Blue Angels cockpit display but this is next level.
Brings back wonderful memories.
absolutely incredible flying skills i am speechless
my dad was fortunate enough to document and fly with the reds back in 2005, i got to meet all of them and walk around RAF scampton
was sooo coolll
Raf akrotiri ❤ I remember when I was in school in cy, one of my classmate's dad was a display pilot for the red arrows, our class was invited to the airbase for a private display, best school trip ever 👌👍
4:10 literally gave me chills, holy cow
4:10 !!!! Wooow
Right... im gonna go fly my besra in GTA V now...
Nah molotok it better
Grand Gamer21 he commented 4 years ago, the molotok wasn't out back then
Watching them move about in the wake of each other’s amazing the skill they have to compensate for it and 4:14 mins is so close from a blind side it’s unreal - watch them in avid amazement every year at the Swansea air show/ incredible- best of the best - also saw the Vulcan bomber on its last flight - so proud of these lads 👌🏻🍻
the BEST
i love this
BIG THANK YOU ALL RED ARROWS tm
Was that Ben Lewis I seen right at the start?! If so, did my engineering training with him! Looks really like him.
How does a pilot make fine adjustments to speed? Is there like a course setting and a fine setting?
I just watched a video of the blue angels from 9 months ago thinking they were good...... this is 10 years ago and still 10 times better than the Thunderbirds and blue angels 👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼 do more
Great video even to watch on a Desktop PC. What this must be like in 3D is unimaginable. Skills of these pilots pulling 8G is something else. I can pull a tight corner on my Harley... does that count as training for the Red Arrows? Terrific Video. Thanks for making it and sharing it.... I want more more more...
The aircraft are flying very close behind each other. Why aren't wake vortices causing them any problems? At least it seems, they have no problems.
Is the Akrotiri? We were stranded around the salt lake at that time!
Amazing, incredible what these guys do,,
best pilots in the world - even the americans agree - i've heard their display team say so and want to adopt the red arrows routines
In terms of their matched speed - how is this done? Are they setting a precise speed through a computer like auto-cruise in a car? Or is this purely manual? It seems there are so many variables in a place that could affect one pilots speed more than the other? It's so impressive either way
tl;dr - Its purely manual, but they have an idea of a speed they should be at.
From what I know, the team briefs/goes over the flight while on the ground in a room together. Some teams even will walk around the room in formation, mocking the maneuvers they will do in order to make sure everyone is on the same page about where they should be, at which times. They also spend plenty of time practicing in the actual jets, without an official show below them, so they can call 'no-maneuver' or 'knock-it-off' if they get a maneuver incorrect during practice, and will set up for it again. So with all this preparation and practice, certain maneuvers they do, they have and know the range of speed they should be at. For the formations where there is a lead plane of the diamond or delta, the other planes try to stick to and match the speed in which the lead plane sets, but normally, every member/pilot on the team knows what speed which maneuver should be at different times. So if you ever are watching a cockpit video, if you look at the pilot's hand on the throttles, they're usually pushing up on throttle for more power for just a second, then pulling back to ease off power, since the engines usually take a little delay to deliver the power they set, its hard to get it smoothly perfect to where their hands are never moving the throttles. Tiny little adjustments are usually needed to fly as tight as the Red Arrows, Thunderbirds, Blue Angels, Patriots, Knights, etc.
OMG!! They are amaaaaaazing.
I would really love to be an co pilot with one of these pilot. not sure that i should eat a breakfast first though....
Truely amazing flying
Did this ride at the science museum in London it was awesome!!
Hi you guys should use a 360 camera so we could view all the way around! Would be so so cool! Thanks xx
We're gonna need another one of these!
A true Blue Angels fan would appreciate these pilots and the skill they display as well as that exhibited by the Angels.
A Blue Angels pilot would appreciate it, a fan would be screaming "Muuurica wooohoooooo!!!!!"
Simply Breathtaking :-O Thanks for uploading.
The best of the best....
Do display teams like the red arrows and the blue angels need clearance when they take off?
Don't think so. I live 10 minutes away from where the red arrows are based.
@@user-rh5rz6nd4p but isn't it a violation to have a unauthorized take off?
Excuse my bad english
How do they not collide, and how do they avoid airliners, particularly when the display is on the South Coast?
John Smith they clear the airspace as their military, and the reason they don't collide is down to training. It also helps that these red arrow pilots are operational fighter pilots in the RAF
They really are stunning
Man, this is the big machine you sit in that moves around as you watch this? The video your seeing on screen is just a recording of it. You need to go to and airshow and pay to get a shot to sit in the machine (around £5) its amazing!
Last summer, I saw the latest arrow display and don't get me wrong, they were awesome but i've seen the fecce tricolore an hour later and I found for the first time their show more impressive.
Goodwood 2014, wow
You forget that the Red Arrows do it at 6ft separation ... a 9 flight team ... no other team in the world does what they do ... NONE.
That corkscrew looks insane from cockpit
When they cross each others paths! Man thats nuts
I wonder how many times a year the #5 pilot says they're standing by.
Wasn’t this for Sunderland air show
This I think is at the Science Museum in London.
Incroyable ! vraiment belle vidéo , grande admiration pour ce que tu fait :)
Brilliant, absolutely brilliant!
Very few will ever get to fly for the arrows you have to be the best of the best
Is the full 3D video available on Blu Ray anywhere? I would love to purchase!!!!!
The 3d isn't for the video itself, its for a type of ride in some aerospace museums that has a movement module that makes it so you feel the turning of the craft, so, its not for home use. And also I don't think that a Blu Ray would alow for a 3D view.
This simulation puts you in the best jet to be in.
Always wanted to experience the 4:10 in a cockpit! nice one.
great video BUT why advertise it as 3D? Please change annotation to still show HD but only original RAF video was in 3D
The 3d isn't for the video itself, its for a type of ride in some museums that has a movement module that makes it so you feel the turning of the craft, so, its not for home use.
+Oldmanengie your exact reply was in a different comment
Xavier Stark That's cause I copy and paste my comments cause my hands get really sore when I type too much.
Ohhhh
I saw this at the Science Museum in London this summer. I was hoping for it to be more realistic but we were all pretty disappointed. Your seat moves/shudders a bit but I honestly think that this video is better because even though they give you 3D glasses to wear it's not brilliant - this video is free too lol
Just how far apart were those to jets?
Holy cow they are close! I didn't know that 25 countries use the hawk, I know that the UK and the US use them, the other countries I can think of is Finland, Switzerland. Can't think of any more.
I Remember going to the beach one day and when we arrived we found out that the was an air show and the red Arrows were flying it was amazing
Love your video 👍✈️
Proud To be British as we have the best Pilots in the World!
I’m on this video to make up my mind to book/not book Red Arrows ride in Science Museum-thrilling🙃
I used to live on this base in Cyprus. And watch the red arrows train over my house for about a month each year :).
amazing vid love to feel the experience :)
AMAZING VIDEO !