Eurofighter Typhoon

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Eurofighter Typhoon in a dynamic banking maneuver, highlighting its delta-canard design—a staple of modern European airpower.

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Aircraft

Typhoon EUFI

Standard military gray (low visibility)

Manufacturer

Eurofighter

Gear

Canon PowerShot SX530 HS 4.3-215.0 mm

Achievements

Rare Bird, Military Maverick

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Photo grade

Score: 67.0

Nice banking angle, but overcast sky flattens the scene and soft focus loses surface detail.

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Aviation History

The Eurofighter Typhoon is one of Europe\'s premier multi-role fighter jets, operated by several NATO air forces; developed by a consortium of Airbus, BAE Systems, and Leonardo.

Fleet Rarity

Over 570 built, making it relatively common among frontline Western fighters (but rare in the broader context of all aircraft types).

Record Flights

Has participated in multi-national NATO operations and rapid deployment exercises; set several time-to-climb records for its class.

Safety & Events

Notable for its use in air patrols, quick reaction alert, and participation in international military exercises; minor incidents reported in various air forces but overall good safety record for a combat aircraft.

Future Outlook

Expected to remain in active service with upgrades into the 2030s; will eventually be replaced by next-gen fighters.

Specifications

Eurojet EJ200 turbofan (twin-engine)

Engine

10.95 meters

Wingspan

15.96 meters

Length

2,900 km (ferry, with drop tanks)

Range

1,900 km/h (Mach 1.5)

Speed

Single-pilot, no passengers (two-seat variant for training)

Capacity

23,500 kg

MTOW

5.28 meters

Height

60 kN (dry), 90 kN (with afterburner) per engine

Thrust

Military jets not rated by ICAO civil noise standards, typical >120 dB at takeoff

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