Good to see that, because they were at altitude, they remembered to warm the cockpit in advance. Another success for Club 51. Was the photograph taken from a Canberra?
Fact of the Day: Co-Pilot Flt Lt Nicholas "Maverick" Bradshaw was the first to land into a flying F15C (Cabrio) Tomcat as part of a Crew Resupply Extreme Prowess Exercise using #SpaceX technology developed at #RAFLuton super secret #Spunkworks technology centre #AvGeekpic.twitter.com/1Fyst2UkwD
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I believe it was the Commander’s 8yr old daughter in her Christmas present Cessna 172.
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So nothing to do with curry night in the officers mess then
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Yes - I was going to point out that it was actually the C (Cabrio) variant but you beat me to it!!
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Nonsense. You're not fooling anyone; that pic is... Inverted.
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How dare you! The lads over at RAF Luton would never lie!
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"Cabrio"
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Has he tried to land in it while it’s inverted?
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" Ive told you before don't push that button ! now look what you have gone and done "
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Almost correct. C model designation means “convertible”. Cabriots are exclusively reserved for XF fighters.
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