2022 Singapore Airshow's Flying Display

The entire range of show photographers, from professionals to one-day enthusiasts, enjoy the extravaganza of aircraft flying for the fun of it.

A pair of Singaporean AH-64s perform opposite maneuvers.

For their still-in-development 777X, Boeing's test pilots created an impressive routine.

A Singaporean F-16C flies inverted while deploying flares.

A Singaporean F-16C shows off the single-seat cockpit of the Lockheed Martin fighter.

Airbus A350-1000 pilots tried to put a positive angle on the otherwise-depressed market for widebodies.

An Indian Air Force Tejas fighter blows smoke on a high-speed pass.

The Hindustan Aeronautics Limited Tejas rotates 90 deg. on a low pass.

A U.S. Marine Corps F-35B climbs vertically.

A U.S. Marine Corps F-35B is in hover mode, a unique capability for the Lockheed Martin fighter.

Six KT-1 trainers flown by Indonesia's Jupiter Aerobatic Team come in for a high-speed pass.

Two KT-1s cross in front of four other members of the Jupiter Aerobatic Team operated by the Indonesian Air Force.

Two KT-1s from the Jupiter Aerobatic team, flying sideways, perform a close crossing.