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Month: June 2012

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Norway places firm order for the F-35

25 June 2012 admin 0

Norwegian Defence Minister Espen Barth Eide said the decision to move forward came after U.S. authorities confirmed their support to integrate a joint strike missile […]

Raptor & Eurofighter in RedFlag Alaska

18 June 2012 admin 0

The US Air Force’s Lockheed Martin F-22 Raptors are participating in their first Red Flag-Alaska war-games with German Eurofighter Typhoon fighters and other foreign aircraft. […]

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Spotlight on the Tornado jet fighter

11 June 2012 admin 0

The Panavia Tornado is a family of twin-engine, variable-sweep wing combat aircraft, which was jointly developed and manufactured by the United Kingdom, West Germany and […]

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Ace combat, so much fun

4 June 2012 admin 0

We went for it again, the air combat experience as we had tremendous fun. So to get you even more interested, check out our latest […]

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FLYAJETFIGHTER.com is your independant source for information about fighter jet experiences, as well as military information about aircrafts and what is happening in our world.

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  • Su-57 Felon: why Russian production remains at a standstill
  • SPECTRA, the Rafale’s invisible weapon that jams and deceives radars
  • Iran: why Washington is still sending F-15s to the Middle East
  • nEUROn: the five breakthroughs paving the way for the Rafale F5
  • Royal Air Force: the brutal admission of a loss of air supremacy
  • Boeing X-48: how software made an unstable aircraft flyable
  • The Super Hornet Block III sees everything, shares everything, decides quickly
  • US bases on their last legs: the Achilles heel of the USAF
  • Mirage III: how the “Souris” tamed the supersonic shock wave
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  • ITAR: the invisible weapon of the United States that locks down exports
  • Su-57 Felon: why Russian production remains at a standstill
  • SPECTRA, the Rafale’s invisible weapon that jams and deceives radars
  • Iran: why Washington is still sending F-15s to the Middle East
  • nEUROn: the five breakthroughs paving the way for the Rafale F5
  • Royal Air Force: the brutal admission of a loss of air supremacy
  • Boeing X-48: how software made an unstable aircraft flyable
  • The Super Hornet Block III sees everything, shares everything, decides quickly
  • US bases on their last legs: the Achilles heel of the USAF
  • Mirage III: how the “Souris” tamed the supersonic shock wave
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What to expect
A jet fighter ride is a physical experience and you will expect to feel the famous G Force. Anyone can fly a jet fighter, you just need to be rested, be happy about what you are about to experience as you will soon become part of the elite who have flown a jet fighter.

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