Fact of the Day: When not in use the Eurovision Typhoon will often rest one wing on the ground to ease stress and prolong the life of the airframe. #AvGeek #RAFLutonpic.twitter.com/b8ZJFrzTNV
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This technique is also used when landing/taking off from hillside airstrips with an incline of 45 degrees
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Or floaty airstrips in high seas.
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No, that was me sorry. I tried to do an Ollie and didn’t stick the landing.
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I bet an F16 couldn’t do this.
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The Eurovision often cocks its wheel when it desperately needs to relieve itself of some excess fluid. Can often be found against a post, tree, or flight engineers leg
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Not very often a Eurofighter is "in season", soon we will hear the whistling of baby jet engines.
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I like malards.
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