Visit to LFA7 in May 2019

With an RAF ban on Typhoons and non UK based aircraft in The Mach Loop, it was going to be difficult to get a huge amount of low fly images. On the plus side the USAF were still using the Mach Loop and other areas of LFA7. Even manged to get a pair of F-16 Falcon aircraft down the A5 pass. So a producitive visit considering the dwindling use of the LFA7 at present.

Full Image Gallery Here: LFA7 Gallery May 2019

F-15E Strike Eagle A5 Pass

F-16C Fighting Falcon A5 Pass

USAF MC130J 

RAF Texan

RAF Hawk T2

USAF F-15E Strike Eagle, Corris Corner

USAF CV-22 Osprey

Mach Loop July 2018 visits

Two visits in July prior and post a few days at the Royal International Air Tattoo 2018. Idid pick my dates across July 4th, mistake as this was the USAF holiday for Independence day!!! So the week including the 4th 5th and 6th July  were very quiet in fact almost dead. The following week a couple of days before going to RIAT we had a visit from Canadian F18 x2, Canadion Hercules and a Czech Air Force Gripen so that was an excellent bonus. The week after RIAT was again fairly quiet but as usual enjoyable with good company on the hills and in the Red Lion.

F-15E Strike Eagle

RAF Hawk T2

F-15E Strike Eagle

Czech Air Force Saab JAS 39 Gripen

Canadian F-18

Canadian F-18 (Norad Livery)

Army Apache

RAF Tornado GR4

Canadian Hercules

RAF Atlas A400m

First visit to the Mach Loop in 2018

Well results from my first visit in 2018 were a bit of a mixed bag, some good, some with snow, some days written off due to weather and a really good day due to weather!!!!! Which is what the Mach Loop is all about. Different watermark as I have a new site in developement for the aviation images: https://jetphotos.co.uk/ So straight away I will post some images as that is what your waiting for, I think?

Royal Navy Hawk

F-15E Strike Eagle

F-15E Strike Eagle

F-15E Strike Eagle

RAF Tornado GR4

RAF Tornado GR4

RAF Hawk T2

F-15E Strike Eagle

F-15E Strike Eagle

F-15E Strike Eagle