00:00They are still aligned and change their attitude by inverting and managing to maintain coordination even in rovation flight.
00:30Everything, great mastery and many, many hours of intense agrobatic training.
00:38Eyes to all and to your own, ladies and gentlemen, service to all and to all and to all and
00:45to everyone and to everyone and to everyone and to everyone and to everyone and to everyone.
01:06To the left to show us the ribbon and this yellow is blue, unmistakable, a bit like the blue colors of this
01:17beautiful blue sky here today.
01:22Ready for the first major maneuver of these 20 minutes of aerobatic flight.
01:30And it's a looping with a vertical climb to the top of the altitude that is reserved here at the airport today.
01:42of turned
01:43precisely to allow all aircraft to truly demonstrate their great handling and ability to take G
01:55positive but we will also see negative Gs.
01:57More white smoke for the L39s, they go straight up into the sky once again, power, coordination, elegance, all in the same
02:11great maneuver.
02:12A giant O drawn on this beautiful blue sky in reverse, upside down and inverted flight ready again for
02:25close.
02:25So this looping quickly changes trim, points beyond the center of the display line and prepares for the next big one.
02:37entrance.
02:43And it's this looping with rotation, almost a tuna, you know by now tuna is a word of French origin that
02:54it actually means barrel.
02:57The airplanes coordinated by their formation leader almost draw the inside of a gigantic barrel.
03:15An L39 trainer on its wingtips, once again showing us the yellow and blue of their beautiful livery.
03:28Ladies and gentlemen, let us greet them once again with a big, huge round of applause.
03:34The Baltic bees have turned today.
03:46And it's still a giant looping for these four L39s.
03:54They are now heading to the left, all control stick for a very tight turn, a Snyder 3.60.
04:06Once again they demonstrate their great handling.
04:12Think about it, the acceleration of gravity is about 6G, that is, 6 times the acceleration of gravity.
04:21And so everything on the airplane weighs over 6 times more.
04:34To move away to the left side in a Snyder turn, a knife-edge turn.
04:43Soon you will see the reconfiguration and we will really get into the heart of this acrobatic flight
04:50with the first separations and above all with the first maneuvers that the soloist will perform in a few moments.
04:59They are ready, they want to show you their skill once again.
05:05Think about it, this is the vast majority of pilots who have thousands of flight hours on this aircraft,
05:13but we'll introduce them to you later when the flight gives us a bit of a break.
05:17For them white smoke on the center of the display line, very tight Snyder turn.
05:25Once again they will take about, this time, 3G to demonstrate once again how it is possible.
05:37on the kilometers of track here today, we remember him, turned.
05:43Are you getting your cameras ready?
05:453, 2, 1, photo, now!
05:57The training leader after the tests we...
06:01The training leader after the tests we had a little bit of respite and a little bit of respite and a
06:17a little slack and a little slack and a little slack and a little slack.
06:38For him too, the controls are reversed, we see everything to the left, everything to the right,
06:44with a little respite and a little respite.
06:52What's going on, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up.
07:13The time has really come to introduce you to these four great Latvian pilots, starting with the team leader.
07:31Thanks for watching.
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