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Fly with a stunt pilot
Take a seat in the cockpit of an L-39 Albatros fighter plane and flip through the skies over France with the Breitling Jet Team--the largest civilian aerobatics team in Europe.
Fly with a stunt pilot
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Fly with a stunt pilot
Take a seat in the cockpit of an L-39 Albatros fighter plane and flip through the skies over France with the Breitling Jet Team--the largest civilian aerobatics team in Europe.

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