<p>Radka Machova's role in the aerobatic team includes leading the formation into various complex manoeuvres, a vertical loop, a dive or roll on, the manager, Martin said.<br /><br />A mother of two and an avid photographer, Radka loves her current profile, Martin said.<br />"It is the adventure, the thrill of the sport and positive mindset that keeps her going," he said.<br /><br />Surprisingly, the gravitational forces, which could take a toll on the body when flying at those altitudes also do not appear to have impacted Radka.<br /><br />Radka along with her other team mates, Jiri Saller, Giri Vebrel and Miro Slav Krejci left many speechless as they performed mid-air manoeuvres, displaying amazing precision, agility and alertness of mind.<br /><br />The Flying Bulls, a part of the Red Bull family, comprise of four pilots (three men and a woman) are known for their acrobatics in the air and they have together logged in around 35,000 flying hours.<br /><br />The team, comprising lovers of vintage aircraft, have performed in 600 shows in 30 countries and participate in around 50 displays a year. All the group members are above 50 and are veterans in their field.<br /><br />It's highlights are its 19 manoeuvres, including its signature manoeuvre of the mirror flight where the two planes mirror each other's image in opposite directions while the third loops around them.<br /><br />Their daredevilry acts in mid-air also include the 'dog fight', a barrel loop, a hammer head, and an inverted G Perfect coordination, timing and precision are the key to all the manoeuvres, said the team.</p>.<p>The Flying Bulls are performing with their fleet of four Zlin 50 LXes. </p>
<p>Radka Machova's role in the aerobatic team includes leading the formation into various complex manoeuvres, a vertical loop, a dive or roll on, the manager, Martin said.<br /><br />A mother of two and an avid photographer, Radka loves her current profile, Martin said.<br />"It is the adventure, the thrill of the sport and positive mindset that keeps her going," he said.<br /><br />Surprisingly, the gravitational forces, which could take a toll on the body when flying at those altitudes also do not appear to have impacted Radka.<br /><br />Radka along with her other team mates, Jiri Saller, Giri Vebrel and Miro Slav Krejci left many speechless as they performed mid-air manoeuvres, displaying amazing precision, agility and alertness of mind.<br /><br />The Flying Bulls, a part of the Red Bull family, comprise of four pilots (three men and a woman) are known for their acrobatics in the air and they have together logged in around 35,000 flying hours.<br /><br />The team, comprising lovers of vintage aircraft, have performed in 600 shows in 30 countries and participate in around 50 displays a year. All the group members are above 50 and are veterans in their field.<br /><br />It's highlights are its 19 manoeuvres, including its signature manoeuvre of the mirror flight where the two planes mirror each other's image in opposite directions while the third loops around them.<br /><br />Their daredevilry acts in mid-air also include the 'dog fight', a barrel loop, a hammer head, and an inverted G Perfect coordination, timing and precision are the key to all the manoeuvres, said the team.</p>.<p>The Flying Bulls are performing with their fleet of four Zlin 50 LXes. </p>