In remote Wales is the Machynlleth Loop (better known as the Mach Loop), which hosts a famous low-level training route for U.K. military flight crews (and U.K.-based American aircraft).

And someone was there to catch the awesome sight! On Aug. 29, the Royal Air Force’s Red Arrows display team hit the Mach Loop low flying area in Wales.

A crazy cool video shows something you don't see too often: a KC-135 tanker in the famous "Mach Loop" low flying area. Certain scarcely populated areas of ...

The "Mach Loop" in northwest Wales provides a perfect vantage point to watch fighter jets and other aircraft blitz through steep-sided valleys at almost eye level.

For the first time ever, I caught USAF F-35A jets flying low through the legendary Mach Loop in Wales – and the experience was absolutely unreal. In this video, I share the sights, sounds, and ...

The Mach Loop is a series of deep valleys in Wales where Royal Air Force aircraft and visiting NATO planes practice low-level flying. No, they're not going faster than the speed of sound here.

Military aircraft enthusiasts watch as a United States Air Force F-15E fighter jet travels at low altitude through the 'Mach Loop' series of valleys near Dolgellau in northern Wales on June 26.

The Machynlleth, from which Mach Loop gets its name, is a series of valleys in west-central Wales used as a low-level training area for fast aircraft. It is well-known for providing opportunities ...

Filmed by our friend Dafydd Philips, the cool clip in this post features 48th Fighter Wing (FW) “heritage” F-15E during low level training in Mach Loop Low Flying Area 7 (LFA7), Wales. The ...