The show begins with the AH-64Ds flying towards the show centre in close formation. The two AH-64Ds then make a 90-degree turn into each other, while the F-15SG enters from the right and commences a High-G 360-degree turn above the AH-64Ds.
The F-15SG performs a precise four-point roll to the left by pausing exactly at the 90-degree, 180-degree, 270-degree and 360-degree points.
The F-15SG flies towards the show centre from the right and executes a slow loop while releasing flares before exiting the show centre to the left.
The F-15SG executes three full 360-degree rolls along its longitudinal axis, creating a spiralling effect.
The F-15SG deploys flares and simultaneously performs a series of aggressive twists and turns in a defensive manoeuvre against a simulated Surface-to-Air Missile (SAM) threat.
The F-15SG and AH-64Ds approach from opposite ends of show centre. In a demonstration of precision flying, one of the AH-64Ds initiates a climb as they are about to pass. The F-15SG then flies in between the AH-64Ds before entering an aggressive climb to exit.
The AH-64D pulls up for a steep climb towards show centre. At the apex of the climb, it executes a tight turn at zero airspeed, then enters into a steep dive showcasing its manoeuvrability.
The two AH-64Ds approach each other from opposite directions. As they pass each other in close proximity, both aircraft perform an interlocking turn towards each other.
The AH-64Ds and F-15SG will simulate an integrated strike mission against ground targets. As one AH-64D is firing its chain gun in a tight turn, the other AH-64D provides rocket fire as it dives towards the target.
In a demonstration of manoeuvrability and coordination, both AH-64Ds pull up together into a steep climb and roll to opposite sides. Thereafter, they will go through a 270-degree turn before merging in the centre. The flight path of the entire manoeuvre traces out a bow tie.
As the AH-64Ds approach from opposite ends of show centre, they pitch up in unison before swiftly lowering the nose into a steep dive.
The AH-64Ds pitch up together in opposite direction before performing a synchronised spiral dive on both sides of show centre.
The F-15SG enters the show centre and performs a High-G 360-degree turn. As it passes, the AH-64Ds move laterally towards each other, culminating in a hover cross at show centre with the F-15SG directly overhead.
One AH-64D mirrors another, where each initiates a backward climb in opposite direction before pitching down towards each other.
To express their appreciation for the audience, the two AH-64Ds bow together with the F-15SG performing a vertical spiral climb, with a column of flares to close the show.
The show begins with the AH-64Ds flying towards the show centre in close formation. The two AH-64Ds then make a 90-degree turn into each other, while the F-15SG enters from the right and commences a High-G 360-degree turn above the AH-64Ds.
The F-15SG performs a precise four-point roll to the left by pausing exactly at the 90-degree, 180-degree, 270-degree and 360-degree points.
The F-15SG flies towards the show centre from the right and executes a slow loop while releasing flares before exiting the show centre to the left.
The F-15SG executes three full 360-degree rolls along its longitudinal axis, creating a spiralling effect.
The F-15SG deploys flares and simultaneously performs a series of aggressive twists and turns in a defensive manoeuvre against a simulated Surface-to-Air Missile (SAM) threat.
The F-15SG and AH-64Ds approach from opposite ends of show centre. In a demonstration of precision flying, one of the AH-64Ds initiates a climb as they are about to pass. The F-15SG then flies in between the AH-64Ds before entering an aggressive climb to exit.
The AH-64D pulls up for a steep climb towards show centre. At the apex of the climb, it executes a tight turn at zero airspeed, then enters into a steep dive showcasing its manoeuvrability.
The two AH-64Ds approach each other from opposite directions. As they pass each other in close proximity, both aircraft perform an interlocking turn towards each other.
The AH-64Ds and F-15SG will simulate an integrated strike mission against ground targets. As one AH-64D is firing its chain gun in a tight turn, the other AH-64D provides rocket fire as it dives towards the target.
In a demonstration of manoeuvrability and coordination, both AH-64Ds pull up together into a steep climb and roll to opposite sides. Thereafter, they will go through a 270-degree turn before merging in the centre. The flight path of the entire manoeuvre traces out a bow tie.
As the AH-64Ds approach from opposite ends of show centre, they pitch up in unison before swiftly lowering the nose into a steep dive.
The AH-64Ds pitch up together in opposite direction before performing a synchronised spiral dive on both sides of show centre.
The F-15SG enters the show centre and performs a High-G 360-degree turn. As it passes, the AH-64Ds move laterally towards each other, culminating in a hover cross at show centre with the F-15SG directly overhead.
One AH-64D mirrors another, where each initiates a backward climb in opposite direction before pitching down towards each other.
To express their appreciation for the audience, the two AH-64Ds bow together with the F-15SG performing a vertical spiral climb, with a column of flares to close the show.