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Blue Angels Jet Performs Low Pass Over Pensacola Beach During Breakfast Event
A U.S. Navy Blue Angels aircraft flew lower than standard during an arrival maneuver over Pensacola Beach on July 15. The pass disturbed chairs and umbrellas on the beach during a Breakfast with the Blues event. Leadership began a safety review to verify compliance with Navy and FAA standards.
Jul 15, 7:52 PM·1m read5 sources
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A U.S. Navy Blue Angels jet flew lower than standard profiles during an arrival maneuver over Pensacola Beach, Florida, on July 15, creating a disturbance that affected civilian chairs and umbrellas. The flyover took place during the Breakfast with the Blues event.
Officials described the action as a low-altitude pass. Blue Angels leadership is reviewing the circumstances surrounding the maneuver and conducting a thorough safety review. The statement emphasized that the safety of the hometown community, spectators, and pilots remains the highest priority and that all operations must adhere to strict Navy and FAA safety standards.
Ashley Korn, who has attended the event for 10 years, told WEAR she had never seen a pass like that before. She said she literally thought they were going to be taken out by the Blue Angels but that it was amazing.
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