"Will be a highlight of air shows": a new "patriotic" paint scheme for British Typhoon fighters
The 29th Squadron of the British Air Force, based in Coningsby, Lincolnshire, has unveiled the Typhoon fighter with a "very patriotic paint scheme," the country's Defense Department said.
- noted in the British edition of the UK Defense Journal.
- said the pilot of the Typhoon fighter.
29th Squadron Commander Jim Calvert explained:
It is assumed that aircraft with the British flag for the entire hull will participate in air shows in the country and abroad. They will also be used by pilots from the Coningsby Squadron, which specializes in training Typhoon pilots.
The Typhoon FGR4 / T3 is, along with the F-35B, one of two fighter models operated by the British aviation... Earlier, until 2020, the Tornado aircraft was also in service.
The new color scheme for the Eurofighter Typhoons @RAFConingsby is being revealedhttps://t.co/ogfJ3bD9Ispic.twitter.com/BW0x5SGXfA
- BBC Radio Lincolnshire (@BBCRadioLincs) May 28, 2021
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