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Check out this here:

Harrier Fighter Jet Flying Low

The lower the better

Cheers

Paul

Wow..that's really cool.

At Eastbourne airshow (In England), all the spectators line the beach to watch the airshow in the sky above the sea. One year, a Harrier came in real low hovering about 20m off shore, creating a huge downwards bowl of air going into the water, splashing everyone on the beach!

Now that was something

and a Spitfire that is even lower - excuse the language

Spifire

and even more low flying

low flying jets

Naki wrote: and even more low flying

low flying jets

Now thats flying.

Now that really is some skill!!! I pitty the poor person standing underneath it when I flew over the top of him, he may have headed home to change his underpants

That was the late, great, Ray Hanna. One of the world's finest display pilots. http://www.ofmc.co.uk/mah/mah.htm

not that I am condoning unauthorised low or dangerous flying ..... but

man is it fun!

During my Airforce lowflying I kept getting told to get back up to the minimum height - 50ft B) - I was the only one on my course wanted to go low fast and drop things ..... hhmmm.... maybe I should have spent more time doing the Instrument approaches, then I wouldn't be sitting here in a tower typing this at 1220AM.

was it in the movie 'fight club' where they tried to get ATC to vector aircraft low over the expensive parts of the city, at night?

That first video really is amazing by the way- how many feey AGL do you rekon that was?

By the way, I found a still of the Harrier hovering above the water at Eastbourne, yet it was taken at the 2004 airshow, and a bit further out to sea from the time I was there: