LIVE EASTBOURNE INTERNATIONAL AIRSHOW GRAND HOTEL VIEW RED ARROWS, BRONCO & PROVOST DISPLAY 15.08.24
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- LIVE EASTBOURNE INTERNATIONAL AIRSHOW GRAND HOTEL VIEW TYPHOON, RED ARROWS, DRAKEN DISPLAY 15.08.24
Join the Ted Coningsby crew exclusively live from our hotel balcony to celebrate 30 years of Eastbourne's airshow. It’s gonna be a great ride by the seaside.
FLYING DISPLAYS - THURSDAY EASTBOURNE AIRSHOW & SCENES
00:06:24 Intro
00:35:52 Red Arrows - team line-up
00:54:06 Red Arrows
01:25:47 Nameless guest bear
01:38:57 Jet Provost Mk.5
01:46:34 Jet Provost - basic information
01:59:02 Presentation - training aircraft + the future of the RAF
02:28:49 Richard Goodwin Jet Pitts
02:42:09 OV-10 Bronco
02:58:10 TCS members waving
02:58:24 Outro
The 2024 Red Arrow Team
OC - Wing Commander Adam Collins
RED 1 - TEAM LEADER Sqn Ldr Jon Bond
RED 2 - Sqn Ldr Chris McCann
RED 3 - Flt Lt Dustin Wales
RED 4 - Flt Lt Ollie Suckling
RED 5 - Flt Lt George Hobday
RED 6 - Flt Lt Stuart Roberts
RED 7 - Sqn Ldr Tom Hansford
RED 8 - Flt Lt Richard Walker
RED 9 - Flt Lt Patrick Kershaw
RED 10 - Sqn Ldr Graeme Muscat
The Royal Air Force Aerobatic Team, the Red Arrows, is one of the world's premier aerobatic display teams.The Red Arrows are currently the only unit in the Royal Air Force to fly the Hawk T1.
Typhoon Display - 29 Squadron
We normally expect to hear callsign ANARCHY1 when it comes to the RAF Typhoon display pilot, however, this year, the display pilot's callsign is "TURBO"! Well, if there was a callsign available that had your nickname, you’d surely take it. The callsign is actually from RAF LOSSIEMOUTH’S 6 Squadron and Turbo has borrowed it from them for the year which means 6 Squadron are without this callsign.
Flight Lieutenant David "Turbo" Turnbull is this year's RAF Typhoon Display pilot and he has already produced a particular sequence that will wow the crowds. The slow aileron roll into the max alpha is a signature manoeuvre from Turbo! He is becoming one of the best Typhoon display pilots of all time.
As it is the 80th Anniversary of the D-Day landings in Normandy this year, the theme to the Typhoon’s livery was given this honour. The new livery is painted in the Hawker Typhoon scheme with 257 Squadron markings which includes the squadron markings which was FM, Camo and D-Day (or invasion) Stripes.
Special thank you to our good friend Colin Beamer for this super shot of Moggy
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Missed thurs/fri,but got to see my turbo bad boy(typhoon),great show,watched from pier,missed reds,gutted.see em 25.
Cant get down this weekend. Have been to 20 airbourne and love it there. Enjoy all
Thank you and hope we can bring you the action to you
❤🐻SAN FRANCISCO BAY LOVES TED !
Oiii oiiii Dawn oiiii oiiii San Francisco
Loved the displays cant wait for tomorrow
looks like a nice day guys............like bloody october down here !
Oiii oiiii Fred Ted thanks for the awesome badge
@@TedConingsby so glad you liked it , sent by my YT buddy in Tokyo !
Good spot you have there. Plenty of teas and coffees. Good to see you yesterday.
Thank you
Love it. We all just hang out. It great.
Oii oiii Jason
Absolutely gutted not to see you on the seafront yesterday was helping right outside the grand hotel as well 😪😂 maybe later we can meet before the show starts 😎
Oii oiii Sunday we are planning a meet opposite the Grand Hotel, will post details on our FB page
Say hello to Robert in northern ireland always watching
I came looking for you at Eastbourne as I live here but could not find you....Sy
I went there today!!!!!!
Fabulous Sweetie Darling! 🍸
Ms Lumley, on behalf of Ted, you're very welcome 😊
Thanks Nikos and TCS, amazing as always. If youre still coming to the Ayrshow will you be bringing TCS merch? 🙂
Oii oiii Faith, we might bring some with us yes oohhh yeah
Oii oiii Faith, we might bring some with us yes oohhh yeah
Tomorrow should be better. The low cloud spoiled things today.
mini navy
I've subbed to u
Oiii oiii thank you
Oii oii
where was the Typhoon?
It is hopefully displaying tomorrow
@@TedConingsby ok, I think it laned or landing at Southend tomorrow? right on my doorstep!
Too bad the low cloud meant the Red Arrows could only do their 'flat' routine. Standard summer weather. ☁️☁️☁️Sigh. At least they came prepared.
Maybe they could add some really low level stuff with a helicopter, hovering right in front of the crowd. I'd pay good money to see someone wing-walking on a Chinook. Well, maybe not walking. More like tap dancing. Briefly. 🥩👀
I've said this on other videos: I admire the Red Arrows for flying fast-jet trainers and not front-line combat machines. The emphasis is on the flying and the display, and is not some sabre-rattling, chip-on-the-shoulder bit of propaganda to show Johnny-Foreigner how tough or well-equipped anyone is.
Using full-on combat jets as your country's display team is a good example of trying too hard. I'm not talking about solo demonstrations to sell military hardware at commercial airshows; I mean team displays at international public events.
If you're confident in your capabilities, fly anything. Fly kites. Fly old biplanes. Fly radio-controlled pigeons. All you're trying to do is entertain the crowds and inspire potential pilots. If you're worried that someone, somewhere, might not be taking you seriously enough, fly great big shouty combat jets. Grrrr. We are SO angry.🙄
But that's like waving a loaded gun in someone's face and demanding love and respect. Yuk.
However excellent the flying skills on display (and they ARE excellent, no question of that), the overall effect of using combat jets is the same as having a military parade through your capital city: all the tanks and missiles and marching troops and waving flags are there to keep the population in line and put a shine on some dodgy President's or other Glorious Leader's ego. It's a display of inadequacy, not confidence.
I enjoy watching ALL the world's aircraft display teams, wherever they come from. I'm into flying, not overt patriotism or nationalism. Once you're past the age of about 10 you're allowed to like more than one thing at the same time, and you're allowed to like different things equally. Food, drink, music, films, air display teams, whatever. No one has to be 'best'.
It's not a competition. You don't have to rank anything or award any medals. Just enjoy.
All the pilots in these teams are the best in the business - they have to be - but the teams I admire most are those who are all about the display and are not trying to ram a political message down my throat.