Flights in Fukushima and a performance in Onahama to bring cheer to disaster victims

For nearly a century, Breitling has been synonymous with aviation, continuously challenging the future. In 2003, the company formed the "Breitling Jet Team," the largest civilian aerobatic jet team, to further advance the aviation industry.

Since then, the Breitling Jet Team has delivered dreams and excitement from the skies through over 400 performances in 26 countries. Now, they make their debut in Japan. A display by seven L-39C Albatros jets will unfold in the Japanese skies.



On May 5 (Sunday), they will perform at the Iwakuni Friendship Day, where a portion of the US Naval Air Station Iwakuni will be open to the public. Furthermore, in a gesture to bring cheer to those affected by the Great East Japan Earthquake, the team plans to fly within Fukushima Prefecture on May 11 (Saturday) and perform in Onahama, Fukushima Prefecture, on May 12 (Sunday).

This is a rare opportunity to witness aerobatic maneuvers highly acclaimed worldwide. We encourage you to experience firsthand a performance that embodies the precision, speed, and boldness characteristic of Breitling watches.

Breitling Jet Team Tour 2013
Schedule |
May 5 (Sunday) / Iwakuni Friendship Day (tentative)
May 11 (Saturday) / Fly-by in Fukushima Prefecture (tentative)
May 12 (Sunday) / Onahama, Iwaki City (tentative)
http://www.breitling.co.jp/bjt_japan2013/

* The locations listed above are currently under consideration as candidate sites. The schedule is also tentative.

Once confirmed, details will be announced on the official website.