A high speed low flyby causes an unexpected side effect on the shore.
Filmed on the shore at Pensacola Beach, Florida, the following video shows Blue Angels #5 perform a low flyby during the airshow on Jul. 11.
While spectators are distracted by the slow speed pass, another one at very high-speed comes almost unexpected.
The wake turbulence caused by the F/A-18 Hornet of the U.S. Navy display demo team causes tents and umbrellas to fly into the air.
No one was injured by the flying beach umbrellas whilst the crowd seemed to really appreciate the stunt.
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Fast low flybys are among the highlights of Blue Angels demo flights at Pensacola.
