Re: 2022 Canadian Forces Snowbirds Schedule
Posted: Wed Mar 23, 2022 11:08 pm
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The Canadian Forces Snowbirds have moved about 1,300km West for some "Spring Training"!
Looking forward to seeing some epic training pics and video from the team!
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Good morning everyone. Here's our updated schedule for this summer! We're very excited to share it with you. First show in Borden June 18 and 19.
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Cpl John Morisson
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https://www.canada.ca/en/department-nat ... ances.htmlTechnical issue will temporarily prevent the Snowbirds from flying in upcoming performances
An operational pause has been ordered for the entire fleet of Snowbirds aircraft after one of the planes was damaged during an incident in northern B.C. last week.
The Royal Canadian Air Force said in a statement Wednesday that a “deliberate, detailed and broad risk analysis” will be conducted on all 20 CT-114 Tutor aircraft flown by the Snowbirds. The aircraft will not be allowed to fly again until the review is completed.
“Royal Canadian Air Force aircraft cannot be flown unless they are determined to be airworthy and safe to fly,” said Maj.-Gen. Iain Huddleston, commander of the First Canadian Air Division, who ordered the operational pause.
“We will return the fleet to flying operations when it is safe to do so, in accordance with our rigorous airworthiness program.”
https://salinasairshow.com/news/canadia ... ds-update/The Canadian Forces Snowbirds have announced that their 2022 air demonstration season is
officially canceled, and they will not be performing at the three air shows in California this
October. This includes the Pacific Airshow in Huntington Beach, the California International
Airshow in Salinas, and the Central Coast Air Fest in Santa Maria.