The Mach Loop aka Machynlleth Loop. UK Low Level Flying by Military aircraft
26th April saw the US Air Force’s stealth fighter, the F22 ‘Raptor’ visit the Machynlleth loop in North Wales for the very first time!
"MONGOL FLIGHT"
F22 Raptor
Mach loop, North Wales 26th April 2016@48FighterWing @usairforce @CombatAir pic.twitter.com/iSmX9emD38— Laurie Hughes (@lozza_1965) April 28, 2016
USAF F22 Raptor low level in the Mach Loop video now online at https://t.co/BdONkdIIcM @48FighterWing @HQUSAFEPA pic.twitter.com/zKg7qaIMIH
— Tal Leyshon (@lowfly11) May 2, 2016
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USAF A10 into Cad from west Mach Loop pic.twitter.com/OLjZdQr0
— peter lewis (@welshi233) November 19, 2012
Tweeted an example of a Jet leaving the Mach Loop before , just as impressive was this Mirage F1 joining . pic.twitter.com/NdMhlsHd1K
— Gareth Jones (@gwjphantom) January 13, 2015
A couple of oldies from the Mach Loop. Sea Harrier from 2003 and Jaguar from 2006. pic.twitter.com/dVhphKhKYN
— Scott Rathbone (@ScottyRathbone) June 10, 2017
https://twitter.com/DeltaBravo33/status/624335505518407682