A German Air Force Panavia Tornado IDS (43 59) on static display, showcasing its swept-wing multirole design.

A German Air Force Panavia Tornado IDS launches with afterburners blazing, showcasing its distinctive swing-wing design under cloudy skies.

Luftwaffe Panavia Tornado IDS (43 25) in flight, showcasing its swept-wing configuration.

German Air Force Panavia Tornado IDS (46 50) in afterburner, showcasing its swing-wing design and low-level attack capabilities.

Panavia Tornado IDS in Luftwaffe 70th Anniversary livery on static display.

German Air Force Panavia Tornado IDS in 75th Anniversary tail, banking on display.

Panavia Tornado IDS in Luftwaffe 70th Anniversary livery in-flight — iconic European strike jet.

German Air Force Panavia Tornado IDS 44 34 with a commemorative '60 Jahre Luftwaffe' special livery at an airshow display.

An Italian Air Force Panavia Tornado IDS (RS-01) on static display with intake and pitot covers in place.

Spotted at Yorkshire air museum

A German Air Force Panavia Tornado IDS on the runway, displaying its swing-wing configuration and heavy underwing stores.

This German Tornado carries special markings, likely from a squadron or era commemoration, and is preserved as a gate guardian or memorial near a Luftwaffe installation.

Luftwaffe Panavia Tornado IDS at RIAT

This specific livery marks a special occasion or squadron anniversary, making it a rare catch.

This livery and the refitted airframe present a unique spotting opportunity, as most Tornados are fast being retired from service.

Back in July when this beauty took off after depot maintenance

Exposed at Volandia Museum.

This particular image shows the aircraft with swept wings for high-speed operations. The Panavia Tornado was produced in several variants: IDS (strike), ECR (electronic combat/reconnaissance), and ADV (air defence).