Is This For Real?

[tsunami_KNUW]

I saw this pic on Airliners today and I'm wondering if it's really real

[flyboy 28]

Yes, and it was also posted in the wrong section earlier.

[tsunami_KNUW]

wow, that was a really fast response. Sorry about that, I haven't really checked in here in the forums lately.

[Foxtrot Sport]

Saw that one as well, it was on the front page of Airliners.  

Incredible I must say.

[KurtangleTN]

I did hear about planes like that, that they can hover up so you don't need to take off..

Also there is a plane like that in Grand theft auto... I think the latest one it was.

[F3Hadlow]

Shame the photographer didn't use a slower shutter speed, it would have been a better photograph if he had... not that it isn't good the way it is!

I did hear about planes like that, that they can hover up so you don't need to take off..

No, the Flanker cannot hover.

[C]

Pah, seen Lightnings and Jags go lower...

[ozzy72]

The photo forum is for YOUR photos not to advertise Airliners Doesn't anyone read the notes for each forum?

Your Aviation (or Personal) Photos. Please post other site images in Real Aviation or Specific Aircraft Types.

Which part of this is presenting difficulty?

[Ecko]

This isn't the first time we've seen fast jets go low..


This is one of my personal favorites!


 

[F3Hadlow]

Pah, those are just examples of holding the nose down after takeoff, THESE are proper low level!

[Hai Perso Coyone?]

Sweet...saw it myself this morning

[C]

Pah, those are just examples of holding the nose down after takeoff, THESE are proper low level!

Mmm, the first Hawk (wingspan 30' 9.75") is about 100ft by the look of it!

[Woodlouse2002]

Pah, those are just examples of holding the nose down after takeoff, THESE are proper low level!

I once saw a Red Arrow at Fowey go quarter of the hight of the first Hawk upside-down through the harbour.

[F3Hadlow]

This low enough for you? Emphasised by the fact my cam focused on the runway marker rather than the aircraft (hence terrible quality!).