Aerial acrobatics: Making planes dance in the sky


Hungarian pilot and world champion Peter Besenyei flies under the oldest Hungarian bridge, the 'Lanchid' (Chain Bridge) with his 'Corvus Racer' plane on May 1, 2014 during a Red Bull flying and car show around the Danube River of Budapest downtown. AFP

A retired Malaysian air force pilot swaps his MiG-29 and F-18 for a smaller, lighter and more nimble plane that can dance in the sky.

It was a need he had to fulfil; a re-emerging desire that demanded to be satisfied.

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