Dem city council member bans US Navy's 'Blue Angels' from flying over San Francisco

The demonstration squadron of the US Navy was ready for a show on Fleet Week in San Francisco. However, it had to be cancelled because of bad weather. Dean Preston, a city council Democrat said on Twitter that he wanted the Blue Angels to be banned from flying above San Francisco.

However, he did not comment on why he didn't want it. He wants the planes to be banned from San Francisco's airspace. Dean Preston is a Democratic socialist (self-prescribed) and Supervisor of District 5.





His remarks came as the planned performance of Blue Angels was canceled due to weather conditions and the US Navy squadron did not soar high on Sunday. The Angels' Twitter account stated that the show was canceled due to weather conditions. In a post, the Blue Angels also thanked the city for its hospitality and said it looked forward to next year's show. Even though fog played a spoilt sport, many people flocked toward the Crissy Field for events.

FAQs

1. What are the Blue Angels?
   Blue Angels are the demonstration squadron of the US Navy.
2. What were the bad weather conditions?
   Due to excessive fog, while some Fleet Week events were delayed on Sunday, others were cancelled.