The Saudi Falcons team participated in its trip from the Kingdom to Egypt to participate in the El Alamein International Air and Space Exhibition 2026, using Hawk T-165 aircraft, and published pictures and videos showing its flight over Sinai and the Nile River, amid positive interaction from bloggers.
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The Saudi Falcons team is participating for the first time with its new identity and Hawk T-165 aircraft at the Al Alamein International Air and Space Exhibition 2026, following the first air show for these aircraft at the World Defense Show in Riyadh in February 2026.
The account of the Saudi Falcons team on the "X" platform published photos showing its flight in Egyptian airspace, starting from the entry into the Sinai Peninsula and passing over the Nile River while using green and white colored smoke. These photos sparked interaction among bloggers, amid celebration of the Saudi participation.
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The Saudi Falcons team published a video of its journey from the Kingdom to Egypt and commented: "Scenes from the Saudi Falcons' journey to the sisterly Arab Republic of Egypt, passing over the Gulf of Aqaba and the Nile River, to participate in the Al-Alamein International Airshow 2026."
This is the team's first international participation under its new identity, using the Hawk T-165 aircraft.
The team is scheduled to perform an airshow at the Al-Alamein International Air and Space Exhibition, which will launch next Tuesday.
The team had performed its first airshow with T-165 aircraft in February 2026 during the World Defense Show held in Riyadh.
One commentator wrote: "It is a beautiful thing for Arab countries to participate among themselves in exhibitions... We see the Saudi Falcons team heading to Egypt to participate in the Al-Alamein show."
While another commented: "Majestic scenes from the Saudi Falcons' flight to the Arab Republic of Egypt to participate in the Al-Alamein International Airshow 2026. Footage of the Falcons flying over the Gulf of Aqaba and the Nile River, on their way to present their airshows and participate in this international event."
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The Saudi Falcons team will continue to participate in upcoming international air shows.
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