Royal Canadian Air Force CF-18 Hornet in a retro/anniversary livery on static display during golden hour.

Impressive sight.

A Royal Canadian Air Force C-130J used in United Nations humanitarian missions, spotted in Lisbon’s airport

Canadian C-130J on static display

This single-seat fighter shows classic F/A-18 design features including the leading-edge extensions and twin tails. The RCAF roundel and 'Canada' marking confirm its CF-188A status.

Airshow London 2025

F18 demo team Canada.

Registration 130601 is a Canadian Forces C-130J, pictured here in standard tactical grey, likely at an airfield in the UK or Canada. The C-130J is distinguished by six-bladed composite propellers and digital avionics.

Note the colorful art on the underwing fuel tank, often used by RCAF CF-18s for special occasions or commemorations.

The two-seat CF-18B is used mainly for training. Aircraft number 188102, operated by 410 Tactical Fighter Operational Training Squadron.

The twin-rotor configuration and distinctive shape are key identifiers. \'RCAF ARC\' markings denote Royal Canadian Air Force/Armée royale canadienne.

Part of 425 Squadron based at Canadian Forces Base Bagotville, Quebec

188102, formerly part of The Royal Australian Air Force until 2021

Operated by 440 Squadron based in Yellowknife

The 4th Husky to join the RCAF, formerly a Kuwait Airways bird