A crazy cool video shows something you don’t see too often: a KC-135 tanker in the famous “Mach Loop” low flying area. Certain scarcely populated areas of the UK, known as ‘Low Flying Areas’ (LFAs) ...

Some unpopulated areas of the UK, designated ‘Low Flying Area’ (LFA), as LFA-14 (Scotland), LFA-17 (Lake District) and LFA-7 (North West Wales), have been chosen for training activities of RAF at ...

Wales has never sounded louder. In perfect formation, three RAF Typhoons ripped through the Mach Loop at breakneck speed, hugging the canyon walls like missiles with wings. The roar echoed for miles, ...

A three-ship formation of RAF Typhoons tore through the Mach Loop in Wales during low-level training, filling the valley with raw speed, noise, and precision. Flying fast and tight through narrow ...