US EditionArgentina’s First F-16 Fighters Begin Ferry Flight From Denmark
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Photos by Patrick van Stiphout This morning the ferry flight of the first six Lockheed Martin F-16A/B Block 15 Fighting Falcon of the Argentine Air Force began, taking off from Skrydstrup in Denmark and landing at Zaragoza Air Base in Spain. The planes are the registered two-seaters M1004, M-1005, M-1007 and M-1008 and the single-seaters M-1009 and M-1020, which fly with CONDR11 to 16 designations. The planes fly in two formations of three speci…
A few days after their next arrival in the Material Area Río Cuarto, the first F-16 Fighting Falcon fighters of the Argentine Air Force (FAA) are ready to begin their journey to the country. As has been reported from various sources, the aircraft that make up the first flight of combat aircraft will begin [...] The entry The first six F-16 fighters of the Argentine Air Force are already ready in Denmark to start their flight to the country appea…
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