Mooney and Cessna

Today there was a nice surprise on my Facebook, a video that it's becoming viral of a flight of a Mooney and a Cessna crossing the LAX Class B Airspace, and the best way of a small aircraft passing it is below it. This video shows the formation flight of the two aircraft at low altitude. A true enthusiast Must See! :)


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