US Navy's SeaFair air show begins with smoke filled skies
5 Aug 2017 9:46 AM IST5 Aug 2017 9:46 AM IST
US Navy Blue Angels fly during a practice session over boats lined-up along a log boom on Lake Washington.
The air show began Friday afternoon with a flyover by two A-10 Warthog planes, followed by the bracing stunt devil John Klatt and his Screamin' Sasquatch Jet Waco. As usual, the Blue Angels closed the show.- In the rear seat is Seattle Seahawks tight end Jimmy Graham, who is also a stunt pilot and was invited along by Tucker as Tucker prepared for his performances at the Seafair Air Show Saturday and Sunday.
- Seattle Seahawks tight end Jimmy Graham flies his de Havilland Beaver seaplane near Lake Washington in Renton, Washington.
- The skilled pilots rely on sight to do their formation flying, they may adapt their altitude, depending on the pollution.
- Air pollution authorities don't expect the smoke to get worse over the weekend.
- John Klatt Stunt pilot John Klatt, who files with the Jacks Link's aerobatic team, trails smoke as he flies his Extra 300L airplane upside-down near Duvall, Washington, outside Seattle
- Hydroplane races at 200 mph and the Blue Angels flying even faster. Seafair says all the air shows this weekend are going off as scheduled despite the haze.
The air show began Friday afternoon with a flyover by two A-10 Warthog planes, followed by the bracing stunt devil John Klatt and his Screamin\' Sasquatch Jet Waco. As usual, the Blue Angels closed the show.
US Navy Blue Angels fly during a practice session over boats lined-up along a log boom on Lake Washington.
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