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The 2021 and 2022 Royal Air Force Typhoon Display team's display aircraft at RIAT in 2022 flying BlackJack the FGR4 Eurofighter Typhoon in the Union Flag scheme.
ZJ914
Seen again at a very wet and windy RIAT 2023
2022 RAF Display Typhoon FGR.4 in its unique colour scheme, Flying the Flag, the Jet is nicknamed Blackjack
A wave from Flight Lieutenant Adam O'Hare, callsign Anarchy 1, as he completes his display at Royal International Air Tattoo 2022.
Royal Air Force Typhoon Display Team jet about to depart for it's final display at the Bournemouth Air Festival 2021.
Photographed in the early morning light whilst awaiting clearance to join runway 25 at RAF Coningsby.
Taken in what is known to pilots and aviation photographers as the Mach Loop, Snowdonia National Park, Wales.
Flight Lieutenant Adam O'Hare, callsign Anarchy 1, taking off in Typhoon ZJ914 "Blackjack" to commence his display at Royal International Air Tattoo 2022.
18 December 2019, RAF Lossiemouth
"Valkyrie 63" landing back safely at Lossiemouth after declaring a PAN shortly after take-off. As a precaution, the brake parachute was deployed on landing.
18 December 2019, RAF Lossiemouth
Breathtaking performance take-off by "Fang 11", ZJ947, operated by IX(B) Squadron on Lossiemouth's last scheduled flying day of the decade.
Eurofighter Typhoon FGR4 ZK356 (423/BS117) of the RAF with unit BAE Warton displaying at Farnborough. Bogus name below the canopy, must be of some significance though.
The first flight of the Typhoon (not including the EAP) was some 58 years after the Spitfire (f.f. 27/03/1936). The Spitfire still looks graceful even today, I wonder if we will think the same of the Typhoon in years to come.