One of the best display teams around, the Turkish Stars are the aerobatic demonstration team of the Turkish Air Force. The team flies with 8 Canadair NF-5 painted in the red and white of the Turkish Flag. The NF-5A is a variant of the Northrop F-5 Freedom Fighter planes obtained from the Royal Netherlands Air Force (RNLAF), making them the only aerobatics team in the world with formations of eight supersonic aircraft and one of the 2 teams in the world that flies the F-5 aircraft. The other team flying the F-5E is the Patrouille Suisse of the Swiss Air Force.
The stationed at the Konya Air Base, the Turkish Stars are the world record holder of the most number of spectators in a single event. A display performed in Baku, Azerbaijan on 24th August 2001 sees them perform their routine to a crowd of 1 million people.
The team was formed on November 7, 1992 and was named the Turkish Stars on 11 January 1993. Starting with a 4 ship formation of NF-5As, the Turkish Stars gradually upgraded their performances and incorporated more planes into the demonstrations. From 30 March 2004, a maximum of 8 aircrafts are used in the performances. This year at Luchtmachtdagen 2016, we were treated with a 7 plane aerobatic demonstration.
For more information on The Turkish Stars and the latest pilot info, do check their official web site at : The Turkish Stars
Solo Aircraft Number 4 Take Off
Entering the Show Center from behind the crowd
Turkish Stars Formation FlyPast
Opposing Solos breaking formation
Individual Solo performing a climb
Individual Solo Waves to the Spectators
Video from Jerry Taha Productions
Wowww…great article and awesome photos, David! Liked!

Thanks also for the link to my video!
Greetz and keep up the good work!
And yes, The Turkish Stars are one of tha best Aerobatic Teams in the world!