Brief Introduction of Swift Air Show Team

Swift Air Show Team does not use sports planes or trainers specially used for performances, but a real modern fighter: MIG -29 fighter. This excellent fighter makes Swift more agile, and one of the main tasks of Swift Air Show Team is to show its aircraft to the world and attract foreign buyers. Many countries, especially Southeast Asian countries, have taken a keen interest in Russian advanced MIG -29 fighters and ordered them one after another. The Swift air show team played an important role.

Six-machine performance is the specialty of Swift Air Show Team. In the 28 minutes left blank, they arranged a large number of stunt programs of various formations. Their stunts include "pyramid", "hammer", "star", "arrow" and "cross". All the air programs of Swift Air Show Team are the crystallization of the collective wisdom of pilots. Every new stunt is simulated and calculated by computer in advance, and then trained for a long time, and then it is possible to enter the performance program. Sometimes a new performance plan comes from an accidental mistake. Once, a pilot forgot to retract the landing gear when doing somersaults after taking off, only to find that it was a "wrong flight" when landing, and then he was amazed at the performance of the plane. Practice has proved that this kind of flight is possible. So from then on, the flight team added another stunt to the performance program: six Swifts with unfurled landing gears and landing lights to complete thrilling somersaults.

The superiority of Swift Air Show Team lies in their amazing ability of great changes. Once, the "Swift" air show team flew to Thailand. After refueling and taking off at the midway airport, the pilot found that the newly added fuel was another type, which burned faster than the usual aviation fuel. When they finally landed, due to the exhaustion of fuel, "Swifts" had to land in the Philippines, and they could only succeed once. At this time, it happened that the weather over the airport did not match the forecast, and the visibility was less than 5 meters. Knowing neither the airport nor the nearby terrain, all the Swifts calmly landed the plane safely, showing superb driving skills.