List of air display teams

The Patrouille de France trailing coloured smoke

Many air forces, some navies, and even a few private organizations have established air display teams to perform in domestic and international air shows. Some display teams perform aerobatics, while others give displays of formation flying or their operations such as air-sea rescue. The French Patrouille de France, established in 1931, is the earliest flight demonstration team.^{[citation needed]}

Air display teams[]

Active[]

Team	Display	Country	Operator	Latest aircraft	Formed	Status	Notes
	Aerobatics	United States	Phillips 66 Aerostars	Extra 300L	2002	Flying	^{[citation needed]}
^[1]	Aerobatics, Formation Flying	Australia	, Civilian	Sukhoi Su-26	2019	Flying
Alap-Alap Formation	Aerobatics	Brunei	Royal Brunei Air Force	Pilatus PC-7	2011
Al Fursan	Aerobatics	United Arab Emirates	United Arab Emirates Air Force	Aermacchi MB-339	2010	Flying
Asas de Portugal(Wings of Portugal)	Aerobatics	Portugal	Portuguese Air Force	Dassault/Dornier Alpha Jet	1977	Flying
August 1st (Ba Yi)	Aerobatics	China	People's Liberation Army Air Force	Chengdu J-10	1962	Flying
Baltic Bees	Aerobatics	Latvia	Private	Aero L-39 Albatros	2008	Flying
Belaya Rus	Aerobatics	Belarus	Belarusian Air Force	Aero L-39 Albatros	2006	Flying
Black Eagles	Aerobatics	South Korea	Republic of Korea Air Force	KAI T-50 Golden Eagle	1953	Flying
Black Falcons	Aerobatics	New Zealand	Royal New Zealand Air Force	T-6 Texan		Flying
	Aerobatics	Austria	Red Bull, civilian	LET L-13 Blaník		Flying
Black Knights	Aerobatics	Singapore	Republic of Singapore Air Force	General Dynamics F-16 Fighting Falcon	1973	Flying
Blue Angels	Aerobatics	United States	United States Navy	Boeing F/A-18E/F Super Hornet	1946	Flying
Blue Impulse	Aerobatics	Japan	Japan Air Self-Defense Force	Kawasaki T-4	1960	Flying
Blue Phoenix	Aerobatics	Thailand	Royal Thai Air Force	Pilatus PC-9	2012	Flying
Breitling Jet Team	Aerobatics	France	Breitling, private	Aero L-39 Albatros	2003	Flying
The Canadian Harvard Aircraft Association Canadian Harvard Aerobatic Team	Formation flying	Canada	Canadian Harvard Aircraft Association	North American Harvard	1999	retired 2021	^[2]^[3]
Chinook Display Team	Operations	United Kingdom	RAF	Chinook helicopter			^[4]
Southern Cross Aerobatic Squadron (Cruz del Sur)	Aerobatics	Argentina	Argentine Air Force	Sukhoi Su-29		Flying
(Red Devils)	Aerobatics	Belgium	Belgian Air Force	SIAI Marchetti SF.260		Flying	^{[citation needed]}
	Formation flying	Netherlands	Various	Northrop NF-5A			^{[citation needed]}
Duha (Rainbow)	Formation flying	Czech Republic		Sukhoi Su-22	1995
	Formation flying	Republic of Ireland	Air Corps	Pilatus PC-9M	2004		Also singleton aerobatics.^[5]
Elang Biru	Aerobatics	Indonesia	Indonesian Air Force	General Dynamics F-16	1995	2000	Merged into the Jupiter Aerobatic Team.^[6]
Smoke Squadron (Esquadrilha da Fumaça)	Aerobatics	Brazil	Brazilian Air Force	Embraer EMB 314 Super Tucano	1952	Flying
	Aerobatics & oldtimers	Austria	Red Bull, civilian	Dassault/Dornier Alpha Jet & retro aircraft		Flying	^{[citation needed]}
Flying Bulls Aerobatics Team	Aerobatics	Czech Republic	Red Bull, civilian	XA42		Flying
Frecce Tricolori (Tricolour Arrows)	Aerobatics	Italy	Italian Air Force	Aermacchi MB-339	1961	Flying
	Barnstorming	US	Private	Curtiss JN4			^[7]^[8]
	Aerobatics	The Netherlands	Private	MDM-1 Fox	2020	Flying	^[9]
	Aerobatics	Germany		Ikarus C42			^{[citation needed]}
	Aerobatics	Poland	Civilian			Flying	^[10]
Halcones (Falcons)	Aerobatics	Chile	Chilean Air Force	Extra 300	1981	Flying
	Aerobatics	Romania	Romanian Aeroclub	Extra 300		Flying	^{[citation needed]}
	Aerobatics	Hungary	Hungarian Air Force			Flying	^{[citation needed]} Imitated Dogfight with MIG-21 bis
	Aerobatics	Romania	Private	Yakovlev Yak-52	2005	Flying	^{[citation needed]}
IAF Aerobatic Team	Aerobatics	Israel	Israeli Air Force	IAI Tzukit		Flying
Jupiter Aerobatic Team	Aerobatics	Indonesia	Indonesian Air Force	KAI KT-1	2008	Flying
Kaset Green Hawk	Aerobatics	Thailand		Cessna 208	2007	Flying
Krila oluje (Wings of Storm)	Aerobatics	Croatia	Croatian Air Force	Pilatus PC-9	2005	Flying
Kris Sakti	Aerobatics	Malaysia	Royal Malaysian Air Force	Extra EA-300	2011	Flying
Marche Verte (Green March)	Aerobatics	Morocco	Royal Moroccan Air Force	Mudry CAP-232	1988	Flying
Midnight Hawks	Aerobatics	Finland	Finnish Air Force	BAE Hawk	1997	Flying
	Aerobatics, Formation flying	Slovakia	Civilian	LET L-13 Blaník	1981	Flying
Orlik Aerobatic Team	Aerobatics	Poland	Polish Air Force	PZL-130 Orlik	1998	Flying
P3 Flyers	Aerobatics	Switzerland	Civilian			Flying
Patriots Jet Team	Aerobatics	US	Private	Aero L-39 Albatros	2003	Flying
Patrouille de France	Aerobatics	France	French Air Force	Dassault/Dornier Alpha Jet	1931	Flying
Patrouille Suisse	Aerobatics	Switzerland	Swiss Air Force	Northrop F-5	1964	Flying
Patrulla Águila (Eagle Patrol)	Aerobatics	Spain	Spanish Air Force	Casa C-101 Aviojet		Flying
(Blade Patrol)	Aerobatics	Spain	Spanish Air Force	Eurocopter EC120 Colibri Helicopter	2013	Flying	^{[citation needed]}
PC-7 Team	Aerobatics	Switzerland	Swiss Air Force	Pilatus PC-7	1987	Flying
Red Arrows	Aerobatics	United Kingdom	Royal Air Force	BAE Hawk	1965	Flying
	Aerobatics	China	PLA Air Force Aviation University	Hongdu JL-8	2011	Flying	^[11]
	Aerobatics	United States	Civilian	RV4/RV8/Giles202	2011	Flying	^{[citation needed]}
Rotores de Portugal	Aerobatics	Portugal	Portuguese Air Force Helicopters			Flying
Roulettes	Aerobatics	Australia	Royal Australian Air Force	Pilatus PC-21	1970	Flying
Royal Jordanian Falcons	Aerobatics	Jordan	Royal Jordanian Air Force	Extra EA-300	1976	Flying
	Aerobatics	Russia	Russian Air Force		2006	Flying	^[12]^[13]
Russian Knights (Russian: Russkkiye Vityazi)	Aerobatics	Russia	Russian Air Force	Sukhoi Su-27	1991	Flying
Sagar Pawan (Sea Breeze)	Aerobatics	India	Indian Navy	HAL Kiran	2001	Flying
Sarang (Peacock)	Aerobatics	India	Indian Air Force	HAL Dhruv	2003	Flying
Surya Kiran (Rays of the Sun)	Aerobatics	India	Indian Air Force	BAE Hawk Mk.132	1996	Flying
Saudi Falcons	Aerobatics	Saudi Arabia	Royal Saudi Air Force	BAE Hawk		Flying
Scorpion	Aerobatics	Poland	Polish Land Forces			Flying
Sherdils	Aerobatics	Pakistan	Pakistan Air Force	Hongdu JL-8	1972	Flying
Silver Falcons	Aerobatics	South Africa	South African Air Force	Pilatus PC-7		Flying
	Aerobatics		Egyptian air force			Flying	^{[citation needed]}
	Aerobatics	China	PLA Air Force Aviation University	Nanchang CJ-6	2011	Flying	^[14]
	Aerobatics	Malaysia	Royal Malaysian Air Force	MIG 29		Flying	^{[citation needed]}
Snowbirds	Aerobatics	Canada	Royal Canadian Air Force	Canadair CT-114 Tutor	1971	Flying
Solo Display Team	Aerobatics	Netherlands		General Dynamics F-16 Fighting Falcon, Boeing AH-64 Apache	1979		Solo team.
	Aerobatics	Turkey		General Dynamics F-16C Block 40 (91-0011)	2011		Solo team.^[15]
Surya Kiran (Sun Rays)	Aerobatics	India	Indian Air Force	BAE Hawk	1996	Flying
Swifts (Russian: Strizhi)	Aerobatics	Russia	Russian Air Force	Mikoyan MiG-29	1991	Flying
Team 60	Aerobatics	Sweden	Swedish Air Force	Saab 105		Flying
	Aerobatics					Flying	^[16]
	Aerobatics	South Africa	Civilian	XtremeAir XA42	2010	Flying	^{[citation needed]}
Team Iskry (also known as White-Red Sparks)	Aerobatics	Poland		PZL TS-11 Iskra	1969	Flying
	Aerobatics	China	People's Liberation Army Ground Force	CAIC Z-10	2013	Flying	^[17]
Thunder Tiger Squadron	Aerobatics	Taiwan	Republic of China Air Force	AIDC AT-3	1953	Flying
Thunderbirds	Aerobatics	United States	United States Air Force	General Dynamics F-16 Fighting Falcon	1953	Flying
Turkish Stars (Türk Yıldızları)	Aerobatics	Turkey	Turkish Air Force	Northrop F-5	1992	Flying
Ukrainian Falcons	Aerobatics	Ukraine	Ukrainian Air Force	Mikoyan MiG-29	1995	Flying
	Formation flying	Belgium		Piper PA-28 Cherokee series	2004	Flying	^[18]
	Aerobatics	Japan	Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force	Fuji T-5	1998	Flying	Former Blanc Aile^[19]
Wildcat Demo Team	Aerobatics	United Kingdom	Royal Navy Fleet Air Arm	Agusta Westland Wildcat HMA.2	2001	Flying	Previously the Black Cats
	Aerobatics	Portugal	Private	Yakovlev Yak-52	2016	Flying	^{[citation needed]}
	Aerobatics	Greece		General Dynamics F-16 Fighting Falcon	2010		Solo team.^{[citation needed]}

Inactive[]

Aerobatics

Team	Country	Operator	Latest aircraft	Formed	Disbanded	Notes
Acro Deltas	Sweden	F 18 Tullinge, Swedish Air Force	Saab Draken			^[20]
	United States	USAF	Lockheed T-33	1949	1950	Originally flew the Lockheed F-80C. Reformed with the T-33 under USAFE during the mid-1950s.^{[citation needed]}
Águilas Negras (Black Eagles)	Colombia	Colombian Air Force	Beechcraft T-34 Mentor			^{[citation needed]}
	Brazil					^{[citation needed]}
Air Barons	United States	US Naval Reserve unit, Parent unit VF-725 and VA-8, US Navy	Douglas A-4 Skyhawk	1958	1971
Air Barrels	United States	United States Navy	Douglas A-4B Skyhawk			^{[citation needed]}
Alberta Arrows	Canada					^{[citation needed]}
Bald Eagles	Canada					^{[citation needed]}
Black Arrows	United Kingdom	No. 111 Squadron RAF, 1950s	Hawker Hunter
Black Diamonds	Australia	75 Squadron Royal Australian Air Force	Sabre 32s			^{[citation needed]}
Black Knights	United Kingdom	No. 54 Squadron RAF	Hawker Hunter			^[20]
Black Knights	United States	38th Tactical Bombardment Wing, USAFE, 1950s				^{[citation needed]}
Blades	United Kingdom	RAF 1 FTS RAF	BAC Jet Provost T5	1970	1972	^[20] Successor of The Gins^[21]
Blue Eagles	United Kingdom	Army Air Corps		1968	2010	^{[citation needed]}
Blue Bees	Belgium	Belgian Air Force	Sud Alouette II			^[20]
Blue Chips	United Kingdom	RAF	DHC Chipmunk T.10			Flew during the 1970s.^[20]
Blue Devils	Canada
Blue Diamonds	United Kingdom	No. 92 Squadron RAF	Hawker Hunter			^[20]
Blue Diamonds	Philippines	Philippine Air Force	Northrop F-5		2005
	United Kingdom	Royal Navy, FRADU				^{[citation needed]}
Bobcats	Canada					^{[citation needed]}
Cartouche doré (Golden Cartridge)	France	French Air Force				^{[citation needed]}
Cavallino Rampante (Prancing Horse)	Italy	Italian Air Force		1950	1957	Disbanded 1952, reformed 1956.^{[citation needed]}
Los 4 Ases (The Four Aces)	Peru	Peruvian Air Force		1956	1965	^{[citation needed]}
Los Diablos Rojos (The Red Devils)	Peru	Peruvian Air Force	Aermacchi MB-339AP			^{[citation needed]}
Diavoli Rossi (Red Devils)	Italy	Italian Air Force		1957	1959	^{[citation needed]}
Dolphins	Belgium	Belgian Air Force	SIAI-Marchetti SF.260			^[20]
Dragões	Portugal	Portuguese Air Force
Easy Aces	Canada					^{[citation needed]}
Falcons	Pakistan	Pakistan Air Force	North American F-86 Sabre	1958		^[22]^[23]
Fighting Cocks	United Kingdom	No. 43 Squadron RAF	Hawker Hunter			^{[citation needed]}
Fireballs	Canada					^{[citation needed]}
	United Kingdom	No. 56 Squadron RAF	English Electric Lightning			^{[citation needed]}
	Norway	Squadron 332, Royal Norwegian Air Force				^{[citation needed]}
	United Kingdom	Royal Navy, 892 Naval Air Squadron				^{[citation needed]}
The Gemini	United Kingdom	RAF 3 FTS				Flew Jet Provost's at some point^[24]
Getti Tonanti (Thundering Jets)	Italy	Italian Air Force		1953	1960	Disbanded 1955, reformed 1959.^{[citation needed]}
The Gins	United Kingdom	RAF 1 FTS				Flew Jet Provost's at some point^[24]
Golden Centennaires	Canada	Royal Canadian Air Force	Canadair CT-114 Tutor	1967
Golden Hawks	Canada	Royal Canadian Air Force	Canadair F-86 Sabre
Golden Sabres	Philippines	Philippine Air Force
Goldilocks	Canada	2CFFTS	North American Harvard			Spoofed the Golden Hawks^{[citation needed]}
	Netherlands	RNLAF	Sud Alouette III	1974	1995	^{[citation needed]}
Halcones Dorados	Colombia	Colombian Air Force	Mirage 5 and Kfir			^{[citation needed]}
Hummingbirds	Canada					^{[citation needed]}
Karo As (Diamonds Ace)	Austria	Austrian Armed Forces		1975	1984	^{[citation needed]}
Lancieri Neri (Black Lancers)	Italy	Italian Air Force		1960		^{[citation needed]}
Leteće zvezde	Yugoslavia	SFR Yugoslav Air Force				^{[citation needed]}
The Lincolnshire Poachers	United Kingdom	RAF				Flew Jet Provost's at some point^[24]
The Macaws	United Kingdom	RAF College of Air Warfare				Flew Jet Provost's at some point^[24]
Minute Men	United States	US Air National Guard	North American F-86 Sabre			Originally flew the Lockheed F-80 Shooting Star^{[citation needed]}
Paybills	Pakistan	11 Squadron, Pakistan Air Force	Supermarine Attacker	1952		^[22]^[25]
Rattlers	Pakistan	Pakistan Air Force	Shenyang F-6	1969	14 March 1969	^[22]^[26]
Red Aces	Philippines	Philippine Air Force
Red Checkers	New Zealand	Royal New Zealand Air Force
Red Diamonds	Australia	76 Squadron Royal Australian Air Force	Sabre 31s			^{[citation needed]}
Red Dragons	Pakistan	9 Squadron, Pakistan Air Force	Hawker Sea Fury	1951		^[22]^[27]
Red Dragons	Pakistan	Pakistan Air Force	North American F-86 Sabre	1967		^[22]^[27]
	Canada	Royal Canadian Air Force				^{[citation needed]}
Red Pelicans	United Kingdom	RAF CFS		1958	1973	Flew Jet Provost's at some point^[24]
Rothmans	United Kingdom	Civilian	Pitts Special	1970	1980	Flew the Stampe SV.4 until 1973.^{[citation needed]}
Roy and the Boys	Canada					^{[citation needed]}
Sabres Nine	Pakistan	Pakistan Air Force	North American F-86 Sabre	1964		^[22]
	Thailand	Royal Thai Air Force				^{[citation needed]}
Sharks	United Kingdom	Royal Navy, 705 Naval Air Squadron
Silver Birds	Austria	Austrian Armed Forces				^{[citation needed]}
Silver Eagles	United States	US Army	Helicopters	1972	1976	^{[citation needed]}
Simon's Sircus	United Kingdom	Royal Navy, Fleet Air Arm
Siskins	Canada
Sky Lancers	Canada					^{[citation needed]}
	United States	USAFE	1940s (late)	1972		^{[citation needed]}
Swallows	Belgium	Belgian Air Force	SIAI-Marchetti SF.260			^[20]
The Swords	United Kingdom	RAF 3 FTS				^[21]
Golden Crown (Taj-Talaee)	Iran	Imperial Iranian Air Force		1955	1979
Silver Swallows	Republic of Ireland	Irish Air Corps	CM.170 Magister	1986	1998
Thunderbolts	India	Indian Air Force	Hawker Hunter	1982	1989	^{[citation needed]}
Tigers	Canada					^{[citation needed]}
Tigers	Pakistan	Pakistan Air Force	Shenyang F-6	1980		^[22]^[26]
Tigers	United Kingdom	No. 74 Squadron RAF				^{[citation needed]}
Tigri Bianche (White Tigers)	Italy	Italian Air Force		1955	1956	^{[citation needed]}
Tutor Whites	Canada	2 Canadian Forces Flying Training School				^{[citation needed]}
Vikings	Canada					^{[citation needed]}
The Vipers	United Kingdom	RAF 2 FTS				Flew Jet Provost's at some point^[24]
	Slovakia	Slovak Air Force	Aero L-39 Albatros	1991	2004	^{[citation needed]}
Yellowjacks	United Kingdom	RAF	Folland Gnat	1963	1965	became the Red Arrows

Formation flying

Team	Country	Operator	Latest aircraft	Formed	Disbanded	Notes
Deadeye Zips	Canada	417 Squadron	Canadair CF-104 Starfighter	1960s		^{[citation needed]}
Dragonflies	Canada	3CFFTS	Bell CH-136 Kiowa and Bell CH-139 Jet Ranger			^{[citation needed]}
Four Horsemen	United States	774th Troop Carrier Squadron	Lockheed C-130A Hercules	1957	1960	^[28]
Musket Golds	Canada	3CFFTS	Beechcraft CT-134 Musketeer			^{[citation needed]}
Warlocks	Canada	425 Squadron	McDonnell CF-101 Voodoo			^{[citation needed]}

References[]

Citations[]

^ "Australian aviator takes aircraft and aerobatics to China". Australian Financial Review. November 28, 2019.
^ The Canadian Harvard Aircraft Association
^ Canadian Aviation Historical Society (2021). "Canadian Harvard Aerobatic Team Officially Disbands as of 2021". cahs.com. Archived from the original on June 6, 2021. Retrieved June 6, 2021.
^ Chinook Display team, RAF/MoD.
^ Jim Lee; "The Air Corps role as a component of the Defence Forces in events to commemorate the 100 year Anniversary of the Easter Rising", Flying in Ireland, 2016.
^ Elang Biru, Indonesia, Aerobatic Teams.net
^ "The History of Barnstorming". May 31, 2011. Archived from the original on August 12, 2016. Retrieved March 18, 2018.
^ Marisa Brook; "Barnstorming", Damn Interesting, 2006.
^ "Glider Aerobatic Show Team". www.glideraerobaticshowteam.com.
^ "Grupa Żelazny – Oficjalna strona grupy akrobacyjnej Żelazny". www.grupazelazny.com.
^ "Red Falcon Air Demonstration Team". Aerobatic Teams.
^ "Авиационная группа высшего пилотажа «Соколы России»". Министерство обороны Российской Федерации (Минобороны России). Ministry of Defence of the Russian Federation.
^ "Russian Falcons". Aerobatic Teams.
^ "Sky Wing Air Demonstration Team". Aerobatic Teams.
^ "Solo Turk". Solo Turk. Solo Turk.
^ "Team AeroDynamix - Formation Sensation - Think Big!". www.teamaerodynamix.com.
^ Ma, Xiaochun. "PLA 'Thunder' aerobatics team to perform stunts in Tianjin". en.people.cn. Chinanews.com.
^ The Victors, Wordpress.
^ "WHITE ARROWS について". 海上自衛隊　小月教育航空群. JMSDF Air Training Group Ozuki.
^ Jump up to: ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h Robertson 1982, pp.96-99
^ Jump up to: ^a ^b Thetford 1995, p. 61.
^ Jump up to: ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g Hussaini, S. M. A. (2002). PAF Over the Years. PAF Book Club.
^ "Falcons Pakistan Air Force aerobatic team".
^ Jump up to: ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f Thetford 1995, p. 60.
^ "Paybills aerobatics team".
^ Jump up to: ^a ^b "Rattlers and Tigers aerobatics team".
^ Jump up to: ^a ^b "Red Dragons".
^ ""The Four Horsemen" Demonstrated the Power of the C-130 Hercules". HistoryNet. June 12, 2006. Retrieved July 25, 2019.

Bibliography[]

Robertson, Bruce (1982). Aviation Enthusiasts' Data Book. Cambridge, England: Patrick Stephens Limited. ISBN 0-85059-500-2.
Thetford, O (1995). Aircraft of the Royal Air Force since 1918. London, UK: Putnam Aeronautical Books. ISBN 0-85177-865-8.

External links[]

[1] "Australian aviator takes aircraft and aerobatics to China". Australian Financial Review. November 28, 2019.

[2] The Canadian Harvard Aircraft Association

[3] Canadian Aviation Historical Society (2021). "Canadian Harvard Aerobatic Team Officially Disbands as of 2021". cahs.com. Archived from the original on June 6, 2021. Retrieved June 6, 2021.

[4] Chinook Display team, RAF/MoD.

[5] Jim Lee; "The Air Corps role as a component of the Defence Forces in events to commemorate the 100 year Anniversary of the Easter Rising", Flying in Ireland, 2016.

[6] Elang Biru, Indonesia, Aerobatic Teams.net

[7] "The History of Barnstorming". May 31, 2011. Archived from the original on August 12, 2016. Retrieved March 18, 2018.

[8] Marisa Brook; "Barnstorming", Damn Interesting, 2006.

[9] "Glider Aerobatic Show Team". www.glideraerobaticshowteam.com.

[10] "Grupa Żelazny – Oficjalna strona grupy akrobacyjnej Żelazny". www.grupazelazny.com.

[11] "Red Falcon Air Demonstration Team". Aerobatic Teams.

[12] "Авиационная группа высшего пилотажа «Соколы России»". Министерство обороны Российской Федерации (Минобороны России). Ministry of Defence of the Russian Federation.

[13] "Russian Falcons". Aerobatic Teams.

[14] "Sky Wing Air Demonstration Team". Aerobatic Teams.

[15] "Solo Turk". Solo Turk. Solo Turk.

[16] "Team AeroDynamix - Formation Sensation - Think Big!". www.teamaerodynamix.com.

[17] Ma, Xiaochun. "PLA 'Thunder' aerobatics team to perform stunts in Tianjin". en.people.cn. Chinanews.com.

[18] The Victors, Wordpress.

[19] "WHITE ARROWS について". 海上自衛隊　小月教育航空群. JMSDF Air Training Group Ozuki.

[robertson1982-20] Jump up to: ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h Robertson 1982, pp.96-99

[FOOTNOTEThetford199561-21] Jump up to: ^a ^b Thetford 1995, p. 61.

[:0-22] Jump up to: ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g Hussaini, S. M. A. (2002). PAF Over the Years. PAF Book Club.

[23] "Falcons Pakistan Air Force aerobatic team".

[FOOTNOTEThetford199560-24] Jump up to: ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f Thetford 1995, p. 60.

[25] "Paybills aerobatics team".

[:1-26] Jump up to: ^a ^b "Rattlers and Tigers aerobatics team".

[:2-27] Jump up to: ^a ^b "Red Dragons".

[28] ""The Four Horsemen" Demonstrated the Power of the C-130 Hercules". HistoryNet. June 12, 2006. Retrieved July 25, 2019.

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