An ultra-low Blue Angels flyover at a popular Florida beach is under investigation. The U.S. Navy Blue Angels performed the flyover Wednesday morning in Pensacola, a popular beach town on Florida’s ...
The acting secretary of the U.S. Navy said the Blue Angels, who conducted a low flyover at a beach in Florida, won't be reprimanded or fired after a flight debrief was completed.
The Blue Angels said an aircraft "flew lower than standard profiles, resulting in a disturbance on the beach that affected civilian chairs and umbrellas." ...
The U.S. Navy’s Blue Angels were seen flying low over a crowded beach in Pensacola, Florida, on Wednesday morning.
A viral video of a Blue Angels beach flyover has sparked a Navy safety review after a jet flew lower than expected.
At an air show or on a holiday like the Fourth of July, a flyover of military aircraft is an exciting sight to behold. However, given the immense speed of such craft, these events have the potential ...
The flyover, which the Blue Angels said was lower than standard, sent umbrellas and chairs toppling. The acting Navy secretary later posted “That’s the sound of Freedom!” ...
A fighter pilot who roared so low over a crowded beach that chairs and umbrellas were blown into the air will face no disciplinary action. On Thursday, Acting Secretary of the Navy Hung Cao said on X ...
A U.S. Navy Blue Angels pilot is under review after a low-altitude pass over Pensacola Beach sent umbrellas, chairs and tents flying during a popular pre-air show event.
During a press availability on July 16 at NAS Pensacola, Blue Angels commanding officer and lead pilot Capt. Adam Bryan told the News Journal and other reporters that the pass was unsafe because the ...
The Blue Angels launched a safety review on Wednesday after a jet thrilled the crowd while reportedly flying closer than normal over Pensacola Beach during its “Breakfast with the Blues” event. Blue ...
An F/A-18 Super Hornet with the Blue Angels flight demonstrations squadron prepares for an aerial demonstration during the SAIL250 Maryland air show at Martin State Airport on June 28, 2026. (MC1 ...