Long-awaited Blue Angels air shows kick off, one pilot making history



The long-awaited Blue Angels air shows kick off Friday afternoon and at least one pilot is making history. Lt. Cmdr. Amanda Lee is the first woman to be part of a Blue Angels team flying her first time in The City.

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6 thoughts on “Long-awaited Blue Angels air shows kick off, one pilot making history”

  1. Who cares? People who act like women doing stuff is some major accomplishment must have a REALLY low opinion of the abilities of women if they think this is a big deal.

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  2. How much does it cost to fuel the Blue Angels?

    Depending on the model, a single F/A-18 fighter jet costs the Department of Defense approximately $17,838 to $21,288 to fly per hour, according to the U.S. Department of Defense's fiscal year 2022 reimbursement rates (a figure that includes estimates of maintenance, operations and crew costs).

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