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2016-11-28
Vidéo - Le développement de l'aéroport de Charleroi se poursuit avec une piste allongée
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Brussels South Charleroi Airport
MILAVIA Air Show Calendar 2017 - European Air Shows 2017
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Lu sur 7s7: La Wallonie débourse 250 millions pour ses aéroports
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Belgian civil aviation
WW1 : BELGIAN TACKLES FOUR FOKKERS AND PUTS THEM TO FLIGHT.
levif.be : N'embarquez pas dans l'aviation (européenne)
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European Civil Aviation
Fwd: Over 2 million passengers at Brussels Airport in October
Over 2 million passengers at Brussels Airport in October
Once again a significant rise of 6.5% in cargo
Once again a significant rise of 6.5% in cargo
In October 2016, Brussels Airport welcomed more than 2.05 million passengers. This is 3% lower than October 2015. By contrast, cargo traffic recorded a 6.5% growth on October last year. As it did last month, the full freighter segment grew strongly by 28.8%. Hainan Airlines announced the start of a nonstop service between Shanghai and Brussels.
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Brussels Airport; passengers
Copper State Models Releases New Tool 1/48 Caudron G.IV Model Kit
The Caudron G IV was used by squadron C74, a French squadron with some Belgian observers during WW1
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Hawker Typhoon Restoration Project
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Aircraft restoration
2016-11-26
Video : Jetmen join French Air Force aerobatic team for insane formation flight
Thank you Louis
Forwarded message - From: louisneve
Forwarded message - From: louisneve
Hard to believe , fantastic jetmen and superb video's !
From: Jean schoefs
Subject: Jetmen join French Air Force aerobatic team for insane formation flight
Subject: Jetmen join French Air Force aerobatic team for insane formation flight
Three jetmen have taken to the skies of southern France to join the "Patrouille de France" aerobatic demonstration team for a "world's first" formation flight. The breathtaking aerial performance was captured on film by Airborne Films and can be seen in the video below.
The Jetman Dubai team's Yves Rossy and Vincent Reffet already have an impressive formation flight feather in their cap, after flying alongside an Emirates Airbus A380 passenger jet in October 2015. Now they've been joined by fellow jet-propelled wing flyer, and local boy, Fred Fugen for a nine minute precision dance in the skies above Saint-Christol in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region of France for the first flight with the iconic Alphajet team.
THE THREE JETMEN YVES ROSSY, VINCENT REFFET AND FRED FUGEN FLEW TOGETHER WITH THE PATROUILLE DE FRANCE IN AN UNPRECEDENTED AERIAL CHOREOGRAPHY.
In October 2016, the three jetpack-equipped pilots formed up with the 8 Alpha Jets of the Patrouille de France, the French Air Force aerobatic display team and flew together at an altitude of 4,000 ft (1,200 m) and a speed of 140 knots (260 km/h).
Although it may seem an easy or random task, such formation flying requires much preparation in order to reduce turbulence and consequent instability.
Here below you can watch the rather unusual men-aircraft formation.
In 2011, Jetman Yves Rossy flew in formation with the Breitling Jet Team over the Grand Canyon.
French Jetman Fred Fugen just a few feet from an Alphajet's right wing
The three Jetmen in close formation with the French Air Force display team, followed by Eric Magnan shooting the movie for Airborne Films
Jetman in close formation with the Patrouille de France Alphajets
The Jetmen used only body movements to maintain their position just feet away from the eight Dessault Alpha jets
Each jet-powered wing has four Jet-Cat P400 engines fueled by a mix of kerosene and 5 percent turbine oil. It has a wingspan of 2 meters, and a dry weight of 40 kg.
Jetmen Yves Rossy and Fred Fugen in very tight formation, this photo taken by the third member of the team Vince Reffet
"What a fantastic experience for us, as pilots, to be able to fly in formation with these men," said Squadron Leader Christophe Dubois after the performance
The three Jetmen suited up and ready for lift off
Jetman flying with A380
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