the final part of my trip to the Belgian air force days.
Enjoy some amazing jets
18. Starting off with this Extra 330SC performing some stunt maneuvres.
D-EXBE by Zonan Adolfse, on Flickr19. Here we have a T-28B which used to be the American's training aircraft in world war 2 and later if I'm not wrong
NX377WW by Zonan Adolfse, on Flickr20. A french army Tiger on the static line while 3 L39s of the breitling team are passing over
6013 by Zonan Adolfse, on Flickr21. A Polish army Mi-8 helicopter on the static line
6107 by Zonan Adolfse, on Flickr22. A Royal navy Merlin on the static line
ZH851 by Zonan Adolfse, on Flickr23. Royal Netherlands air force CH-47D Chinook on the static as well.
D-667 by Zonan Adolfse, on Flickr24. Now going on to the jets, here's a Royal air force Hawk
ZK027 by Zonan Adolfse, on Flickr25. Next up a German Tornado, very sad it didn't fly
46+07 by Zonan Adolfse, on Flickr26. The first time I saw a real F-35 in real life. I've seen some prototypes and fake planes before, but this one is real.
MM7359 by Zonan Adolfse, on Flickr27. The final static aircraft on this post is this beautiful MiG-29 of the Slovak air force
1303 by Zonan Adolfse, on Flickr28. Off to the first flying aircraft on this post, a Royal air force Eurofighter Typhoon
ZK317 by Zonan Adolfse, on Flickr29. Next up is this Spanish F-18 Hornet
C.15-30 by Zonan Adolfse, on Flickr30. Another F-18, this time it's from the Swiss Air Force
J-5013 by Zonan Adolfse, on Flickr31. And finally we have this Spanish F-18 again which was almost going at the speed of sound. This meant we could see this amazing "cloud" in between it's wings and tail. Sadly the photo is not that good, but it's clearly visible.
C.15-30 by Zonan Adolfse, on FlickrThis was the final part of my BAF days tripreport so no more photos coming probably.
Regards, Zonan