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Parked at RAF Brize Norton. Using the base to participate at the Cosford Air Show. This F-16 is from the 31st BLT unit. This is a F-16C Block 52 delivered to the PolAF in 2009
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This Block 52 model from 335 Mira on static display and part of the F-16 line up celebrating 50 years of the type with a special tail livery
Hellenic Air Force - 538
General Dynamics F-16C Fighting Falcon
Belgian Air Force Days 2023 at Vliegbasis Kleine-Brogel
Hellenic Air Force - 336 Mira 'Olympos'
Hellenic Air Force 336 Sqn. 'Aegean Falcons'
F-16 Block 52, complete with the shoulder tanks, of 343 Mira, at Andravida for Iniochos 2024. This unit is home based at Souda AB on the island of Crete.
Maneuvering low during "Poseidon's Rage 2021" exercise.
Hard banking right to enter a steep valley during "Poseidon's Rage 2021" exercise.
Inaugural Poseidon's Rage exercise, low level training sortie.
NAS Fort Worth, JRB, Texas
NAS Fort Worth, JRB, Texas
Greece placed its first order for the Fighting Falcon in 1985, when it acquired Block 30 single-seat F-16C and two-seat F-16D models. They started to arrive in service during 1989, forming, along with Mirage 2000s delivered that same year, a much-enhanced fighter force. As the Fighting Falcon was improved, so Greece procured successive versions - first Block 50 jets, and then, in 2000 for delivery from 2005, the Block 52+ model. It is the latter that will be seen in action at RIAT, equipping the HAF's F-16 demo team 'Zeus'. The Block 52+ F-16C is distinguished by the fuselage spine-mounted conformal fuel tanks that increase the aircraft's fuel capacity, one of the model's several upgrades over previous variants - the engine, radar, avionics and weaponry are all superior, too. These are true multi-role aircraft, operating in the air-to-air and air-to-ground roles, the latter including the specialised SEAD (suppression of enemy air defences) task. Three HAF squadrons are equipped with Block 52+ F-16C/Ds, two of them being part of 115 Combat Wing at Souda, which provides the 'Zeus' display aircraft.
Lockheed Martin F-16C Fighting Falcon 538
Zeus Demo Team Hellenic Air Force
Flying Display