Eurofighter GmbH (Consortium: Airbus, BAE Systems, Leonardo) Typhoon

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07 Feb 2026 · © Unknown

Typhoon roaring out of raf Lossiemouth

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Aircraft

Typhoon EUFI

Standard grey military livery (exact air force/operator not discernible)

Manufacturer

Eurofighter GmbH (Consortium: Airbus, BAE Systems, Leonardo)

Location

RAF Lossiemouth

LMO/EGQS

57.7052, -3.3392

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RAF Lossiemouth LMO

Airport

Insights

Aviation History

The Eurofighter Typhoon is one of Europe’s most advanced multi-role fighter aircraft, developed as a collaborative effort by the UK, Germany, Italy, and Spain.

Fleet Rarity

Hundreds in service across several countries, but still less common than F-16 or F/A-18 series globally.

Record Flights

The Typhoon routinely participates in quick reaction alert and air policing missions across NATO territories.

Safety & Events

Has seen combat deployment in Libya, Syria, and Iraq. Known for participation in major international airshows and joint exercises.

Future Outlook

Remains in active service with ongoing upgrades projected through the 2030s.

Specifications

Eurojet EJ200

Engine

10.95 m

Wingspan

15.96 m

Length

2,900 km (ferry range)

Range

1,400 km/h (Mach 1.1, supercruise capability)

Speed

Single-seat (combat) or 2-seat (trainer variant)

Capacity

23,500 kg

MTOW

5.28 m

Height

60 kN (13,500 lbf) dry, 90 kN (20,230 lbf) with afterburner each engine

Thrust

Typically 140 dB (military jet); ICAO ratings not applicable

Noise

Exact air arm cannot be confirmed from this angle. If you know the operator (RAF, Luftwaffe, etc.), it can be specified.