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This Cold War bomber was never meant to fly upside down

The Handley Page Victor was built as a strategic bomber, not an aerobatic display aircraft. Seeing a machine of this size fly ...
SlashGear

Here's Why RC Helicopters Can Fly Upside Down (And Why Real Ones Don't)

In 2019, a modified BO-105 helicopter with Red Bull branding — of course — flew over New York City. It performed barrel rolls, flips, and nosedives against the Statue of Liberty's backdrop. An average ...
SlashGear

Can An Apache Helicopter Fly Upside Down?

The Apache helicopter is one of the most feared military helicopters in the world, and with good reason. The Apache has a top speed of 186 mph, it's armed to the teeth with a multitude of missiles, ...
The Aviationist

“Because I Was… Inverted!” Everything You Need To Know About The Photo Of An F-35C Firing An AIM-9X During Inverted Flight

Check Out These Cool Photos of the F-35C That Would Make Maverick and Goose and Jealous. How many chances will the U.S. Navy’s F-35C have to launch a close-range, advanced air-to-air dogfighting ...
New Atlas

Boeing's T-7A Red Hawk trainer jet flies upside down for the first time

Boeing's T-7A Red Hawk Advanced trainer has passed another milestone, with a test prototype flying upside down for the first time. Flown by Boeing Test & Evaluation pilots Matt Giese and William ...
Gizmodo

Inverted F-18 Hornet Photo Will Make Your Head Spin a Little

It’s not that flying inverted is particularly difficult—if you are Blue Angel, that is. But this photo of one of their F/A-18 Hornets inverted “during the double farvel maneuver at a practice flight ...