F-35 and Airshows

Are you really trying to compare the turning capability of different aircraft based on what they do in airshows? Seriously? You know they're literally just "shows" right?

A minimum radius turn is the same whether it's an air show or combat, isn't it? Isn't an air show display meant to show an aircraft's basic capabilities?

Double post.

On a practical note, what's the minimum level turn radius of a combat loaded F-16C at 45,000 ft?

I'm betting F-35A with internal everything kicks its obsolete a$$ into another dimension.

I would suggest use actual data, instead of airshow stopwatch timer

F-35 demo manual: "Entering the turn at 380 knots and the jet may still accelerate under 7.5G pull. Modulate thrust."
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（fuel load: normally 18300 lbs full fuel, under the worst condition no less than 12000 lbs: viewtopic.php?f=22&t=57359）
(feel free to compare it with E-M charts of other jets. A lightly loaded Su-27 (18920kg flying weight) sustains at 7.2G under the same condition)

LAKELAND, Fla. Sun N' Fun Holiday 2020 Airshow.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9c-VDpQfBT0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uaXrK3e0Csk





DEMO in the snowfield. Wow. CooL Location.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bclj1HYUImI

'muc-spotter' posted an UK RIAT 2016 F-35B Display video here: viewtopic.php?f=63&t=57636&view=unread#unread

RIAT...

Five years later?? Ygbsm.

'LAKELAND, Fla. Sun N' Fun Holiday 2020 Airshow.'

So "Stubby" or "Tubby" climbs like an Eagle...has high alpha like a Super Hornet...sustained turn approaching a Block 50...and sounds like a Raptor. Awesome. In the first video, the sound quality, in my humble opinion, is very good. Turning up the volume a little, you can hear just how loud the F-35A is, in full afterburner..