Four-legged Olympians are on the road to Rio.
British-stabled horses from teams including New Zealand, Australia and China took off from England on Friday.
The planes can take up to 40 horses at a time, and most of the animals have made journeys like this many times before.
Vets and grooms travel with the animals to ensure their well-being.
It’s an 11 hour and 40 minute flight to the first Olympics in South America.
Once they arrive in Brazil, the horses will travel under police escort to the Olympic venue.