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A flypast over the Red Sea

I'm a sucker for nice snaps and this is one of them. And after my colleague Brendan Sobie interviewed Royal Jordanian CEO Samer Majali for our February cover issue frankly I just noticed the story.

And, as an airline writer who rarely ventures outside commercial air transport stories it's not surprising I never knew Jordan had its own air display unit - the Royal Jordanian Falcons, which in fact have been flying for over 30 years.

A regular date for the Falcons is a Friday outing to please the crowds aboard this cruise ship, the Thomson Celebration, as its crosses the Red Sea.

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As for the Falcons, they fly Extra 300L aerobatic aircraft, and will no doubt have a busy tour scheduled this summer across Europe. I can't find their 2008 flying schedule yet, but this site might help.



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