ISLAMABAD, Dec 14: People of the twin cities of Islamabad and Rawalpindi on Sunday witnessed an impressive air show presented by the Pakistan Air Force (PAF) to celebrate 100 Years of Flight.

Although several people in the vicinity of F-9 Park complained that the roars from aircraft had spoiled their peace for the last three days, the turnout proved that it was well worth the discomfort.

Families, friends and couples visited the venue to watch the agile and assertive PAF pilots show off their skills.

The dark clouds, like an army of nature that had been launching massive attacks on the twin cities at intervals for the last two days, on Sunday afternoon let the sun shine for the spectacular aerobatics by PAF aircraft.

The air show included demonstrations such as loops, steep turns, Cuban fight, clover leaf, aileron rolls, Derry Turns and the famous vertical rolls by the PAF aircraft — T-37s, K-8 and F-16.

The park, swarmed by excited groups of people, seemed like a big picnic ground. Families settled themselves down occupying little spots in the ground, eating peanuts and oranges.

People living in sectors F-10, G-9 and F-8 went on rooftops to view the air show.

Besides aerobatics by the sleek jet trainer, K-8 and formation flying by the “Sherdil” in their T-37s, people watched the F-16 dominate the skies.—A Reporter