The iconic USAF Thunderbirds' F-16 Fighting Falcon streaks through the sky in vibrant display team colors.

General Dynamics/Lockheed Martin F-16 Fighting Falcon on display at an airfield, showcasing its iconic bubble canopy and single-engine intake.

USAF F-16 Fighting Falcon on display, tail number 81-0782, in classic gray tactical livery.

A General dynamics F16 at the intrepid museum in New York City with the amazing buildings admiring the back of the photo

A USAF Thunderbirds F-16 Fighting Falcon in striking red, white, and blue display livery puts on an acrobatic show under clear blue skies.

General Dynamics F-16 Fighting Falcon of the New Jersey Air National Guard on taxi at a US airfield.

A USAF F-16D Fighting Falcon on static display, likely at an airshow or open house event, with visitors up close to the jet.

Two USAF Thunderbirds F-16C Fighting Falcons in a dramatic mirror pass maneuver during an airshow, showcasing elite formation flying.

F-16 Fighting Falcon at 2023 Msrch ARB Airshow.

USAF Thunderbirds at NAF El Centro during winter training 2025.

USAF Thunderbirds at NAF El Centro 2025 winter practice.

The special display F-16 used by the Danish Air Force, in Monte Real Air Force Base, Portugal

Very cool looking Falcon at an airshow in Fargo,ND

My brother decided to get a photo shoot with his car that he bought in southern California. Anyways, the air museum in Palm Springs California comes highly recommended.

Portuguese Air Force’s F-16s, displaying during the airshow in Monte Real Air Force Base, summer 2022

Twelve F-16 from the Portuguese Air Force passing through in formation during an airshow in Monte Real air force base.

The aircraft is on display at the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum (New York City skyline in background). An SR-71 Blackbird is visible behind it.

Belgium airforce F16 display at Ayr airshow 2017
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Block 40 or later based on antennae and base/serial (confirmation requires closer inspection). The AZ tail code and state flag indicate it belongs to the 162nd Wing at Tucson International Airport.

New boss bird for the 180th Fighter wing