The Bayi Aerobatic Team of the Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) Air Force concluded its final performance with six J-10 fighter jets on Saturday morning at the 10th Singapore Airshow.
At 11:00 on Sunday, six J-10 fighters streaked across the sky. Flying in an ultra-tight formation, they trailed vibrant ribbons of red, yellow, and blue smoke, painting a spectacular display above the airport.
The formation shifted from the full six-jet squadron to groups of four and then to solo acts. Each display was executed with high precision, showing the pilots' sophisticated skill and the aircraft's outstanding performance.
"During the airshow, we performed with aerobatic teams from other countries and completed five performances at the highest standards and in our best shape. With vibrant aerial trails, we conveyed our best wishes to the audience from various countries and built a bridge of friendship to enhance exchanges between the Chinese and Singaporean armies," said Yu Enquan, a member from the Bayi Aerobatic Team.
"The Bayi Aerobatic Team's performance today left me a deep impression. My feeling is that the team displayed especially professional quality in their formations, which are very neat and uniform. I feel proud of my motherland," said Wu Yan, a Chinese student.
"The show by the Chinese aerobatic team was very exciting. I like the fact that they were able to keep the formation very tight and still be able to maintain the formation moving at a high speed. That shows the pilots have a great degree of skill and control over the aircraft," said Li Tien Liang, a Singaporean visitor.
The airshow ran from Tuesday to Sunday in Singapore, marked by the return of the Bayi Aerobatic Team to the event since its seventh edition in February 2020.
PLA aerobatic team concludes performance at Singapore Airshow
PLA aerobatic team concludes performance at Singapore Airshow
