Photographs from yesterdays aerial display at the Singapore Airshow.
The aerial display, featuring both military and commercial jets, is undoubtedly the main draw for many during the biennial Singapore Airshow and its previous incarnations. This year’s show, disappointingly, features only one acrobatic team – that from the Republic of Korea Air Force’s Black Eagles. The Black Eagles, who also performed during the last airshow, again wowed the crowd with their spectacular aerial stunts in a 23 minute display that included painting the sky with their trademark Taegeuk symbol. The airshow, runs until Friday for Trade Visitors and is opened to the public this weekend. More information is available at https://www.singaporeairshow.com/aerobatic-flying-display.html (trade days) and https://www.singaporeairshow.com/aerobatic-flying-display-public.html (public days).
ROK AF Black Eagles flying the domestically produced T-50 Golden Eagle.
The Taegeuk.
The USAF F-16C in a solo display.
The super silent Airbus A350 XWB.
Another of the Airbus A350 XWB.
RMAF’s highly manoeuvrable SU-30MKM.
RMAF’s highly manoeuvrable SU-30MKM in a vertical climb.
The RSAF AH-64D Apache and F-15SG Integrated Display.
