F-22 Raptor Demo 2023

The F-22 Raptor: I pray to god we never have to use it, but I sleep good at night knowing we can.

I keep on coming back to this. This is the best F-22 footage I've ever seen

I was at this air show and it was nuts how once the 22 got in the air literally everyone stopped what they were doing and watched. The 22 was the last demonstration of the event and even the people leaving to beat the rush stopped and watched. All eyes were in the sky, and nobody spoke. Was cool seeing the 22 in action, 1st time seeing it for me. Got some pretty cool pictures, even one almost identical as the thumbnail of this video.

I was at this airfest event and it was the first time I’ve been to an air show since around 2016. Seeing the Raptor in person was an absolute sight to behold. Your camera work is astounding

I had the opportunity to be a crew chief on this bird for 3 years. It was the coolest experience of my life! Good ol Tyndall afb.

If you’ve never seen these in person, you gotta find an airshow near you and go. The things they can do is incredible! All the aircraft there are so fun to watch!

Impressive footage of the F-22A Raptor with elegant maneuvers 🤩👍

I feel like the scariest thing is as i watched some of the demonstration my only thought was "This thing doesn't fly right". As in from all the planes ive seen preform, its like the F-22 just has its own set of rules.

I had the pleasure of working on the Raptor during flight test at Edwards AFB. The thing I remember most is that the test pilots would say that the Raptor would never get out of configuration. They couldn't get it to stall. This aircraft can maneuver where other aircraft can't. So impressive.

The sound of freedom

The Raptor is such an incredible jet. Saw it in 2018 in Niagara Falls, NY. Wow.

The F-22 is absolutely terrifying, there's not a single plane on earth that can take it on in combat and survive. Absolutely incredible engineering

Class footage of this fearsome fighter aircraft. Thank you.

I had the opportunity to work with a gentlemen that worked on the f-22 platform in the late 90's and early 2000's. I miss him so much. He was so influential in my life. He was a real "mans man". He was a tool and die maker for Lockheed.

LOL, I didn't even realize it was Dyess until the narrator said it at the end, I was stationed there for 3 years as C-130 aircrew back in the 80s. I could see Buffalo Gap as he was landing! 😆

Excellent footage!

I was there for that one! Unfortunately, we had to catch the show from the parking lot of the local bingo hall, because of the line of cars wrapped halfway around Dyess AFB. If you were there, you know what I'm talking about! It was almost as impressive as the show, itself. My girlfriend said she'd never seen me smile as much as when the F-22 came out. She was almost disappointed that I didn't smile that much at her. I'm sorry, can you fly at Mach 2, vector your own thrust, and turn on your own axis, all the while having the radar cross-section of a bumblebee? Didn't think so. ;)

Lol I was just there with my EOS 70D! I got some great photos there.

Very nice footage!! I have generally only taken photos at the airshows but have not explored video to date. I'm curious what sort of focal length lens you were using for this footage?

My 1st time seeing the F22 demo really made me understand the greatness of American air POWER!😎