Display Teams - Royal Jordanian Falcons

International Display Teams
• Red Arrows
• Frecce Tricolori
• Patrouille de France
• Patrouille Suisse
• Thunderbirds
• Blue Angels
• Patrulla Aguila
• Royal Jordanian Falcons
• Turkish Stars
• Midnight Hawks
• PC-7 Team
• Team Orlik
• Team Iskry
• Esquadrilha da Fumaca
• Halcones
• Snowbirds
• Black Eagles
• Al Fursan
• Saudi Hawks

Display Teams
• Royal Air Force
• BBMF
• Black Cats
• RNHF
• AeroSuperBatics Wingwalkers
• Yakovlevs
• Aerostars
• Breitling Jet Team
• The Blades
• Great War Display Team
• Turbulent Team
• Team Raven
• Twister Aerobatics Team
• Fireflies Aerobatics Display Team
• Trig Aerobatic Team
• Wildcat Aerobatics Team

Royal Jordanian Falcons Video Clip:

Links:
• Official Royal Jordanian Falcons website

Scanner Frequencies:
• 126.800, 133.300

Royal Jordanian Falcons in the UK:
The Royal Jordanian Falcons are expected to display at RIAT in July 2019, and the Royal Navy International Air Day also in July 2019.

The Royal Jordanian Falcons display team operate four Extra 300L aerobatic aircraft. Their headquarters are at Aqaba Airport (King Hussein International Airport) and are logistically supported by the Royal Jordanian Air Lines and also the Royal Jordanian Air Force.

They were formed to represent the whole country and their mission is to promote Jordan as a whole.

History
The Royal Jordanian Falcons display team was formed on the orders of King Hussein of Jordan in 1976. They flew three Pitts S-2A Special aircraft. In 1992 they replaced the Pitts Specials with four Walter Extra 300 aerobatic aircraft which allow the Royal Jordanian Falcons to execute the most demanding and spectacular aerobatic manoeuvres.

The Royal Jordanian Falcons are a perennial national acrobatic team formed in 1976 at the initiative of His Majesty the Late King Hussein Bin Talal. They have an international reputation for precision, professionalism and spectacular performance.

Royal Jordanian Falcons function as a highly specialized asset for the promotion of Jordan, serving as the country's "roving ambassadores".