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Dassault Rafale fighter of the French Air Force 🇫🇷
フランス航空宇宙軍🇫🇷のダッソー・ラファール戦闘機😎
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✈️Dassault Rafale C 113/4-IR - Armée de l'Air et de l'Espace Française
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✨Taken at 54th International Paris Air Show on June 24th, 2023, 14:25
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📷Canon EOS R3
🔭EF500mm F4L IS II USM + EF1.4×III (700mm)
⚙️MANUAL・F9.0・1/2000th・-2/3EV・ISO500(AUTO)
(Lightroom Classic 12.4 AI noise reduction)
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360 cockpit view from a Vampire fighterjet doing aerobatics.
Watch the 360 video -> www.youtube.com/watch?v=cGB8LIL-7cY
This is shot with 6 Gopro cameras mounted inside the cockpit of the airplane while the plane is upside down, 6000 feet up in the air.
More 360 content
A North American Aviation F-100 Super Sabre, on static display at Bay Street Park, Texas City, Texas.
Q-21 Ah-64D Apache of the Royal Netherlands Air Force doing a brown out area during an excersize at the GLV V low flying area at the Oirschotse Heide in the Netherlands
FAP BA5 with USAF F16s - Joint Exercise
USAF 96-080 52nd FW Spangdahlem AB, Germany
General Dynamics F-16C Fighting Falcon
The Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-17, a Soviet jet fighter, played a pivotal role in various conflicts, including the Korean and Vietnam Wars. Introduced in 1952, it boasted a top speed of 711 mph, armed with 3 cannons. Renowned for agility, the MiG-17's combat record reflects its effectiveness in dogfights and ground-attack missions.
BOISE STATE VS. AIR FORCE Game Day Flyover
F-15 Eagles
173rd Fighter Wing, Oregon Air National Guard
over
Colorado Springs, CO.
www.goairforcefalcons.com/gameday/afa-16-gameday.html
Note: Anyone getting a good look at these planes would have to agree, they really are the coolest eagles ever (see link for details) ...
fightersweep.com/4994/173rd-fighter-wing-coolest-eagle-ever/
The foreground objects: two of the many exhibition aircraft along the E4 highway, these two just east of Linköping.
Moonsize 75%, altitude 1,0 azimuth 70. Sun -10.
Distance 950m.
(Linköping, which has a longstanding tradition of aircraft manufacturing-SAAB)
Polish Lockheed Martin F-16C Fighting Falcon today. Specifically, this airframe (tail number 4052) is one of the jets used by the Polish F-16 Tiger Demo Team.
Photographed from my garden, Mach loop, Wales, UK
This ex-Royal Australian Air Force Avon Sabre is one of only two still flying and whilst it is based on the American F-86 Sabre, it was built in Australia with numerous changes and upgrades resulting in not much more than the wings of the F-86 in common..
A Rolls-Royce Avon engine was fitted which meant that 60% of the fuselage required modification and the size of the air intake was increased by 25%.
This resulted in the Australian Avon Sabre being faster than the US F-86 ( 700mph vs 687mph ), with a greater rate of climb ( 12,000 feet per minute vs 9,000 feet per minute ) and a higher ceiling level ( 55,000 feet vs 49,600 feet )
Other modifications were made including changes to the cockpit and an increase in fuel capacity. Also, the Australian sabre could be started without an external power source.
The 6 x .50 machine guns of the F-86 were replaced with 2 x 30mm Aden Cannon. In the jet age it was rare for more than a couple of bullets to hit the enemy aircraft therefore it was decided that a couple of 30mm cannon strikes would generally do more damage that a couple of .50 machine gun bullets.
The Avon Sabre is arguably the best of the numerous Sabre variants built throughout the world.
Former RAAF Avon Sabres were donated to and used by both the Malaysian and Indonesian Air Forces. . . . . .Canon EF-S 18 -55mm f3.5 -5.6 IS