The Dead Sparrows!
There's nothing special about that one, it's just aproaching the earth from its left side and you've turned the image
Eh no. This maneuver is a standard part of the Chinook Display Team's airshow routine. They do a zoom climb until the aircraft is pointing nose up and then at the top of the climb, flip to a nose down attitude and drop into a spiral descent.There's nothing special about that one, it's just aproaching the earth from its left side and you've turned the image
I am one who has stood in awe watching that very display.Eh no. This maneuver is a standard part of the Chinook Display Team's airshow routine. They do a zoom climb until the aircraft is pointing nose up and then at the top of the climb, flip to a nose down attitude and drop into a spiral descent.
It's quite spectacular to see such a big helicopter thrown around so hard.