It’s simply not feasible to add another pilot into the mix. Why don’t Blue Angels pilots wear G-suits? The simple answer is that Blue Angels pilots don’t need to wear G-suits, but it’s not ...

Unlike other military pilots, Blue Angels do not wear G suits; G suits have components that inflate when g-forces become dangerously intense. The inflated suit is tight around the extremities ...

It’s pretty common knowledge that the Blue Angels don’t wear gravitational suits (G-suits) when they perform. The reason isn’t necessarily because of hardcore body conditioning, however.

From barrel rolls to inverts, the Blue Angels make it look easy. Six jets flying within inches of each other going hundreds of miles an hour. The reality is, it's not as easy as it looks.

CK: "Getting in the Blue Angel was very similar to getting in the F/A-18 so it's almost identical. So nothing really crazy. The only thing we don't do is wear G-suits." AW: Does performing at an ...

Pilots in the Blue Angels team, who typically fly for 2-3 years, wear special headgear to protect their hearing, including noise-canceling devices. During flight, they communicate with each other ...

It’s about making them safe,” Gonzalez said. High G-forces can cause all sorts of problems for the pilot and the Blue Angels don't wear G-suits during their shows which means they don't have ...

The Blue Angels, U.S. Navy Flight Demonstration Squadron, arrived in Annapolis Tuesday morning and performed a practice show to prepare for Wednesday afternoon’s main show. The Blue Angels ...

Blue Angels fans in Pensacola probably know just about everything there is to know about the U.S. Navy flight demonstration team. For instance, most fans already know the jets fly just 18 inches ...