UK’s Royal Air Force aerobatics team makes flying visit to Karachi

[Jammer]

Again?? or they released new pictures ??

Making their way back home.

 

[Raider 21]

Red Arrows over Bahrain with a formation of RBAF Hawks. The pilot on the left side of the formation of the Gray Hawks is from PAF.

 

[waz]

UK’s Royal Air Force aerobatics team makes flying visit to Karachi


The Royal Air Force Aerobatics Team of the United Kingdom arrived in Karachi on Saturday as part of its Asia-Pacific and Middle East Tour 2016.

The Red Arrows team which stopped in Karachi praised Pakistan Air Force for their hospitality. “”Have arrived in Karachi, Pakistan. Great hospitality again by Pakistan Air Force,” Junior Air Force officer of the Red Arrows tweeted.

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.@rafredarrows have arrived in #Karachi #Pakistan. Great hospitality again by @pakairforcepk #RedArrowsTour

12:10 PM - 19 Nov 2016

UK Deputy High Commissioner Karachi, Belinda Lewis, also thanked the Pakistan Air Force for their hospitality.

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UK's Royal Air Force Red Arrows acrobatic team on Karachi runway. Wonderful hospitality from Pakistan Air Force - thank you! @rafredarrows

2:45 PM - 19 Nov 2016

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UK's Royal Air Force Red Arrows acrobatic team on Karachi runway. Wonderful hospitality from Pakistan Air Force - thank you! @rafredarrows

2:45 PM - 19 Nov 2016

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Head to Shatti Al Qurm near the Intercontinental Hotel #Muscat, #Oman for our display 1500. @UKinOman #RedArrowsTour

7:54 AM - 20 Nov 2016

The Red Arrows took off from Lincolnshire in the UK on September 29 for the two-month long tour that is due to end in December. The Red Arrows was established in 1964. Since then, It has performed over 4,000 times the world over.



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In October the team performed aerobatics in Karachi. The team’s 12 Hawk aircraft attracted a large number of spectators as they took to the skies in the lead of Squadron Leader David. Wing Commander Martin Higgins, Squadron Commander of Red Arrows also accompanied the team.

I love the pictures. So proud to see our Red Arrows over the land of my forefathers. The backdrop is amazing.

 

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PAF pilot at the left of the grey Hawks formationover Bahrain. Callsign : Mustang 2. Photo taken by Red 10.

 

[salarsikander]

Seriously look at the concrete Jungles of Karachi, so called Plazas and height. UGH