Korean stars, The Black Eagles tear through KL skies
Raja Hisyam Raja Zaid
March 29, 2017 15:16 MYT
March 29, 2017 15:16 MYT
Eight Black Eagles belonging to the Republic of Korea Air Forces KAI T-50B team, tore through the Kuala Lumpur skies for the first time today.
The Black Eagles’ eight-strong group impressed with their T-50B fighters through the Kuala Lumpur skies for the first time today.
The KL city centre was abuzz with the sound of the roar from the supersonic engines blazing through the skies this morning.
At approximately 10.45am, the squad that make up the South Korea's Black Eagles, made heads turned with interesting formations in the skies.
The team, participated in the Langkawi International Maritime and Aerospace (Lima) exhibition 2017, last week. The exhibition ended last Saturday.
According to a statement from the Royal Malaysian Air Force, the Black Eagles performed for 15 minutes.
The team was a hit during the Lima 2017 which took place between March 20 to March 25.
Widely dubbed as one of the world's best flying display teams, the supersonic trainer jets -- painted in black, yellow and white -- move in precise synchronisation.