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Country | Name | Service Branch | Aircraft | Aircraft Type | Complement | Image | Ref |
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Argentina | Escuadrilla Acrobática Cruz del Sur English: Southern Cross Aerobatic Squadron |
Argentine Air Force | FMA IA 63 Pampa | Jet trainer | 6 aircraft | [1] | |
Australia | Roulettes (Air Training Wing CFS) |
Royal Australian Air Force | Pilatus PC-9 | Turboprop trainer | 6 in display, 7 in total | [2] | |
Belarus | Belaya Rus English: White Russia |
Belarusian Air Force | Aero L-39 Albatros | Jet trainer | 5 aircraft | [3] | |
Belgium | Diables Rouges English: Red Devils |
Belgian Air Component | SIAI-Marchetti SF.260 | Piston engine trainer/light attack | 4 in display | [4] | |
Belgium | A109BA Display Team | Belgian Air Component | AgustaWestland AW109 | Military helicopter | 2 in display | [4] | |
Belgium | F-16 Solo Display Team | Belgian Air Component | General Dynamics F-16 Fighting Falcon | Fighter aircraft | Solo display | [4] | |
Brazil | Esquadrilha da Fumaça English: Smoke Squadron |
Brazilian Air Force | Embraer EMB 312 Tucano Embraer EMB 314 Super Tucano |
Turboprop light attack | 12 aircraft | [5] | |
Brunei | Alap-Alap Formation | Royal Brunei Air Force | Pilatus PC-7 | Turboprop trainer | 3 in display, 4 in total | [6] | |
Canada | Snowbirds Canadian Forces 431 Air Demonstration Squadron |
Royal Canadian Air Force | Canadair CT-114 Tutor | Jet trainer | 9 in display, 11 in total | [7] | |
Canada | CF-18 Demonstration Team | Royal Canadian Air Force | McDonnell Douglas CF-18 Hornet | Fighter aircraft | Solo display | [8] | |
Chile | Escuadrilla de Alta Acrobacia Halcones English: Hawks High Aerobatics Squad |
Chilean Air Force | Extra EA-300L | Aerobatic aircraft | 5 in display, 7 in total | [9] | |
China | August 1st (81st Aerobatics Team) |
People's Liberation Army Air Force | Chengdu J-10 | Fighter aircraft | 6 in display, 8 in total | [10] | |
Croatia | Krila Oluje English: Wings of Storm |
Croatian Air Force and Air Defence | Pilatus PC-9 | Turboprop trainer | 6 in display, no dedicated fleet | [11] | |
Egypt | Silver Stars | Egyptian Air Force | Karakorum-8 | Jet trainer/light attack | 9 in display, 10 in total | [12] | |
Finland | Midnight Hawks | Finnish Air Force | BAE Systems Hawk | Jet trainer/light fighter | 4 in display, no dedicated fleet | [13] | |
France | Patrouille de France English: French Acrobatic Patrol |
French Air Force | Dassault/Dornier Alpha Jet | Jet trainer/light attack | 8 in display, 10 in total | [14] | |
France | Patrouille Cartouche Doré English: Golden Cartridge Patrol |
French Air Force | Socata TB 30 Epsilon | Piston engine trainer | 3 in display | [15][16] | |
Greece | F-16 Demo Team "Zeus" | Hellenic Air Force | General Dynamics F-16C Block 52+ | Fighter aircraft | Solo display | [17] | |
India | Surya Kiran English: Sun Rays |
Indian Air Force | BAE Systems Hawk | Jet trainer/light attack | 9 in display | [18][a] | |
India | Sarang English: Peacock |
Indian Air Force | HAL Dhruv | Utility helicopter | 4 in display | [19] | |
Indonesia | Thunder Aerobatic Team | Indonesian Air Force | Sukhoi Su-27 Sukhoi Su-30 |
Fighter aircraft | 3 in display | [20] | |
Indonesia | Jupiter Aerobatic Team | Indonesian Air Force | KAI KT-1 Woongbi | Turboprop trainer | 6 in display | [21] | |
Indonesia | Dynamic Pegasus Aerobatic Team | Indonesian Air Force | Airbus Helicopters EC120 Colibri | Light utility helicopter | 5 in display | [22] | |
Israel | IAF Aerobatic Team | Israel Air Force | Beechcraft T-6 Texan II | Turboprop trainer | 4 in display | [23] | |
Italy | Frecce Tricolori English: Tricolour Arrows (313° Gruppo Addestramento Acrobatico) |
Italian Air Force | Aermacchi MB-339 | Jet trainer/light attack | 9 in display + 1 solo display | [24] | |
Japan | Burū Inparusu English: Blue Impulse (11th Squardron 4th Air Wing) |
Japan Air Self-Defense Force | Kawasaki T-4 | Jet trainer | 6 in display, 11 in total | [25] | |
Jordan | صقور الأردن الملكية English: Royal Jordanian Falcons |
Royal Jordanian Air Force Royal Jordanian Airlines |
Extra EA-300L | Aerobatic aircraft | 4 in display, 5 in total | [26][b] | |
Malaysia | Kris Sakti English: Magic Dagger |
Royal Malaysian Air Force | Extra EA-300L | Aerobatic aircraft | 4 in display | [27] | |
Mexico | Escuela Acrobática del Colegio del Aire English: Air College Acrobatic Squadron |
Mexican Air Force | Pilatus PC-7 | Turboprop trainer | 6 in display | [28] | |
Morocco | Marche Verte English: Green March |
Royal Moroccan Air Force | Mudry CAP 230 | Aerobatic aircraft | 7 in display | [29] | |
Netherlands | F-16 Solo Display Team | Royal Netherlands Air Force | General Dynamics F-16 Fighting Falcon | fighter aircraft | Solo display | [30] | |
Netherlands | AH-64D Apache Solo Display Team | Royal Netherlands Air Force | Boeing AH-64 Apache | Attack helicopter | Solo display | [31] | |
New Zealand | Red Checkers | Royal New Zealand Air Force | Pacific Aerospace Corporation CT/4E Airtrainer | Piston engine trainer | 5 in display | [32] | |
South Korea | Black Eagles (53rd Air Demonstration Group) |
Republic of Korea Air Force | KAI T-50 Golden Eagle | Jet trainer/light fighter | 8 in display, 10 in total | [33] | |
United Kingdom | Red Arrows | Royal Air Force | BAE Systems Hawk | Jet trainer/light attack | 9 in display, 13 in total | [34][35] | |
United Kingdom | RAF Typhoon Display Team | Royal Air Force | Eurofighter Typhoon | Fighter aircraft | Solo display | [36] | |
United Kingdom | RAF Chinook Display Team | Royal Air Force | Boeing Chinook HC2 | Transport helicopter | Solo display | [37] | |
United Kingdom | RAF Tucano Display Team | Royal Air Force | Short Tucano | Turboprop trainer | Solo display | [38] | |
United Kingdom | RAF Tutor Display Team | Royal Air Force | Grob G115 (Tutor) | Piston engined trainer | Solo display | [39] | |
United Kingdom | Black Cats | Royal Navy (Fleet Air Arm) |
Westland Lynx | Military helicopter | 2 in display | [40] | |
United Kingdom | Attack Helicopter Display Team | British Army (Army Air Corps) |
AgustaWestland Apache | Attack helicopter | Solo display | [41] | |
United States | Blue Angels United States Navy Flight Exhibition Team |
United States Navy United States Marine Corps |
McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C Hornet McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D Hornet Lockheed C-130 Hercules |
Fighter aircraft Fighter aircraft (two seat) Transport aircraft |
6 F/A-18C in display + 1 C-130 in solo display, 10 F/A-18C, 2 F/A-18D and 1 C-130 in total | [42] [c] [d] [e] | |
United States | Thunderbirds (USAF Air Demonstration Squadron, 57th Wing) |
United States Air Force | General Dynamics F-16C Block 52 General Dynamics F-16D Block 52 |
Fighter aircraft Fighter aircraft (two seat) |
6 x F-16C in display 9 x F-16C, 2 x F-16D in total |
[43] [44] [f] | |
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Non aerobatic aerial display teams | |||||||
United Kingdom | Battle of Britain Memorial Flight | Royal Air Force | Avro Lancaster Supermarine Spitfire Hawker Hurricane Douglas Dakota de Havilland Canada DHC-1 Chipmunk |
Bomber Fighter Fighter Transport Trainer |
1 x Lancaster 6 x Spitfire 2 x Hurricanes 1 x Dakota in various combinations |
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References
editNotes
- ^ India currently midway through process to re-equip aerobatics teams with 20 BAE Systems Hawk jet trainer aircraft.
- ^ Royal Jordanian Falcons is a joint operation with military pilots from the Royal Jordanian Air Force piloting civilian aircraft owned by Royal Jordanian Airlines.
- ^ F/A-18D is the two seat variant of the F/A-18C, and is used to provide VIP flights at airshows. 1 aircraft is normally present for this purpose and to provide a backup aircraft.
- ^ C-130 Transport aircraft used to transport team staff and equipment between airshows, before forming a solo warmup display for the Blue Angels.
- ^ United States Marine Corps provide 1 pilot for F/A-18C and all crew for C-130.
- ^ F-16D is the two seat variant of the F-16C, and is used to provide VIP flights at airshows. 1 aircraft is normally present for this purpose and to provide a backup aircraft.
- ^ de Havilland Canada DHC-1 Chipmunks are historically significant. They are not displayed, only being used for training pilots in handling 'taildragger' aircraft.
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