From this year onwards, a model flight of military aircraft will be banned at the opening ceremonies of some stages of the Formula 1 World Championship, but an air show will be held on the eve of the Emilia-Romania Grand Prix. On April 7, the Italian Air Force team will train in preparation for a demonstration flight of military aircraft, SIA reports quoting foreign media. The "Aermacchi MB-339" will fly over the city again in about 14-16 hours.
It should be noted that the reason for the ban on air shows at the opening ceremonies of some stages of the World Cup (excluding the stages in Italy and the United Kingdom) is the desire to reduce carbon emissions by 2030 under the Formula 1 program. Military flights were usually held at the opening ceremonies of the Monzada, Silverstone and other Grand Prix. Another reason for the ban is that Formula 1 officials fear that such shows could be seen as military demonstrations or as a platform for countries to demonstrate their military might. Organizers were allowed to parade with old planes or commercial liners. Thus, airlines are required to use environmentally friendly fuel.
Before the start of the Bahrain Grand Prix last year, "Gulf Airlines" flew a "Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner" equipped with second-generation biofuels.
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