Eurofighter Typhoon: Pictures and Videos

[Parseval76]

Awsome pictures. Where you part of the Laage crew that participated in the 2004 SIPT flying out of Manching. If i recall correctly this was a 6 month phase prior the first planes departing to Laage.

 

 

Love the pictures from Neuburg. I nearly have tears of joy in my eyes when i see the rolling lines in front of the shelters. During my time as an officer in the SUZ, couple of weeks prior delivery, it became obviouse that the F4 rolling lines wont fit. So i got my first big task as a young lieutenant to construct this lines to have them painted in front of the shelters. :D:D:D an artwork for eternity :megalol:

 

 

 

Cheers

[schmiefel]

Awsome pictures. Where you part of the Laage crew that participated in the 2004 SIPT flying out of Manching. If i recall correctly this was a 6 month phase prior the first planes departing to Laage.

 

Love the pictures from Neuburg. I nearly have tears of joy in my eyes when i see the rolling lines in front of the shelters. During my time as an officer in the SUZ, couple of weeks prior delivery, it became obviouse that the F4 rolling lines wont fit. So i got my first big task as a young lieutenant to construct this lines to have them painted in front of the shelters. :D:D:D an artwork for eternity :megalol:

 

Cheers

 

Concerning Laage, unfortunately I wasn't part of this. I was just a member of the PIO team of the Luftwaffe in those days. The Laage pictures were taken during a TV filming about the EF pilots training for the German news broadcasting station N24 in May 2005

 

The Neuburg pics were taken, if I remember right, in 2006 prior to the official public fly-in event, introducing the EF operational in the QRA role, replacing the good old F-4s. I will check If I have some pictures of that event, too. But as I was in charge for the press event durng this I didn't had much chance to take pictures on my own.

[Eddie]

A few from my RAF Typhoon days.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[schmiefel]

+1 ... nice pics ...

 

rather can't wait to get my hands on this bird in DCS (made my first steps using a PC at all with TFX instead of the AMIGA computers I had in those ancient days):pilotfly:

[DonBrot]

[TrueGrit2]

Awesome pictures guys! Thanks!

[dali]

[MiG21bisFishbedL]

RSAF EF's.

[schmiefel]

Beeing an aviation as well as a motorsports addict those two clips gave me a big smile...:D

 

 

 

[Xilon_x]

how a eurofighter is assembled

 

 

[dFlow]

sorry for low quality pic - here is one austrian typhoon!

Edited April 4, 2020 by dFlow

[Spectre11]

Edited April 13, 2020 by Spectre11
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[Spectre11]

[Spectre11]

[TrueGrit2]

VIDEOS

 

 

Nice ones! Thanks! :thumbup:

[MiG21bisFishbedL]

 

The EF is easily the second best looking of the Euro-Canards. That's fine, since there really isn't anything in the sky anywhere close to as beautiful as the Rafale.

[Xilon_x]

INCIDENTE EUROFIGHTER

 

ITALY TERRACINA

 

 

 

its very difficoult drive eurofighter to low speed and to low altitude is very dangerous because eurofighter is projected to hight speed and hight manouver.look this situation

 

 

Germany incident

 

 

 

Edited April 21, 2020 by Xilon_x

[Xilon_x]

anoother strange eurofighter incident

 

 

 

 

 

from all these accidents I deduce that the Eurofighter is a high-speed plane.

the eurofighter is not an airplane designed for low performance and low altitude maneuvers you should be an expert pilot to fly a low speed eurofighter is very difficult.

Edited April 21, 2020 by Xilon_x

[Xilon_x]

if you look closely at the tight maneuvers of a Eurofighter you will notice that there are moments that the plane seems to be no longer controlled by the pilot but to go away on his own. especially when you do those long crosses in the air. to note especially I say to the developers the strange condensation fumes on the wings and the shape of the fumes coming out from the edge of the wings. another strange thing that I notice in the Eurofighter and that never manages to stay completely level and strangely always has its muzzle raised in flight. yes yes the tip of the nose is always up, never that I see it leveled sepcially in low maneuvered mode.

note in this video the 360 ​​° maneuver made at low altitude on the sea.

 

 

Edited April 21, 2020 by Xilon_x

[Xilon_x]

I will point out these two eurofighters that intercept this civil plane, you can note that the civil plane has a straight and level nose while the 2 eurofighters have a nose up and are not level.

I assume that if you want to see the nose of the leveled Eurofighter you have to have much higher speeds than what we sell in the video.

 

[Aluminum Donkey]

Dang guys, these suckers are expensive! Stop crashing 'em all the time!

 

 

That's what DCS is for :)

 

 

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[VirusAM]

I know it’s in Italian...but a lot of ef2000 footage in the recent red flag in Nellis

 

https://youtu.be/Xj6u3NoaabI

[schmiefel]

Wonderful display flight that I found recently on Youtube:

[DonBrot]

 

 

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/0/01/Eurofighter_PIRATE_BScope.jpg

[Wizard_03]

Nice shots, can anyone tell me what the little letters inside the track files represent? can't seem to figure it out.