Because the F-16 is faster due to a higher thrust-to-weight ratio, the Thunderbirds put on faster shows. However, the Blue Angels team tends to fly in tighter formations. In terms of plane ...

Some Thunderbird pilots spend at least a decade flying fighter aircraft to qualify for the team. In an interview with Business Insider ahead of the Pacific Airshow in Huntington Beach, California ...

For over seven decades, the Thunderbirds, the US Air Force's aerial demonstration squadron, have roared through the skies at airshows worldwide. At shows, a team of six pilots perform aerial maneuvers ...

The jet team is in town as part of the 50th Centerpoint Energy Dayton Air Show that will take place this weekend.

The Thunderbirds' F-16 fighter jet aerial demonstration team will perform July 24 as part of the Wings over Warren Airshow prior to the start of that day's Cheyenne Frontier Days. In 2021 and 2022 ...

The team moved to its current Nevada home base in June 1956 and called it home ever since. Why is it rare to see the Thunderbirds and Blue Angels fly together? The Blue Angels and Thunderbirds ...

Davis III) “Air Force Elite: Thunderbirds” does delve into the scary history of Air Force demo team flying and its horrific accidents, including the catastrophic 1982 Indian Springs crash when ...