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Zeltweg Airpower 19

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Airpower Zeltweg 2019 — air-to-air

Exclusive air-to-air photography from Airpower 2019 at Zeltweg, Austria, flown by Aviation PhotoCrew from the Pink Skyvan photoship over the Styrian Alps. From Red Bull's historic fleet to the Austrian Air Force's Eurofighter Typhoons, every image here is available to license.

200+aircraft at the show
20+nations represented
3 daysair-to-air from the Skyvan
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Vought F4U-4 Corsair OE-EAS air-to-air over the Styrian Alps at Airpower Zeltweg 2019, photographed by Aviation PhotoCrew

About this gallery

Airpower is Austria's largest airshow and one of the biggest military aviation events in Europe. Staged at Zeltweg's Hinterstoisser Air Base in Styria, the ninth Airpower drew more than 200 aircraft from over 20 countries and 185,000 spectators, organised by the Austrian Armed Forces together with Red Bull and the Province of Styria.

For this shoot, Aviation PhotoCrew teamed up with the Airpower Zeltweg organisation for the first time. Staging from Trieben Airfield — and with the Pink Skyvan's chief pilot being Austrian — we flew our air-to-air join-ups through the finest airspace we've ever worked, heading north between the Northern Styrian Alps and framing aircraft against backdrops like the Grimming, still dusted with September snow. Over three full days the weather rewarded us, scattering beautiful cloud between the peaks.

Red Bull's historic fleet formed up over its home turf, while Austrian photographer Dietmar Schreiber brought in vintage aircraft from Austria, Switzerland and Germany — a Hawker Hurricane, F4U Corsair, B-25 Mitchell, T-28 Trojan and Focke-Wulf Fw 190 among them, with a de Havilland Rapide as our oldest join-up and a Fouga Magister tucked alongside a Eurofighter Typhoon. Spain's Patrulla Águila closed the sequence with a missing-man formation tribute.

Aircraft & display teams in this gallery

  • Austrian Air Force Eurofighter Typhoon, Saab 105 and Pilatus PC-6
  • Italian Air Force F-35A Lightning II and the Frecce Tricolori
  • Swiss Air Force F/A-18C Hornet and Aérospatiale Super Puma
  • Swedish Historic Flight Saab 35 Draken
  • Spain's Patrulla Águila
  • Red Bull historic fleet — Vought F4U Corsair, North American B-25 Mitchell and T-28 Trojan
  • Warbirds — Hawker Hurricane, Focke-Wulf Fw 190, de Havilland Rapide and Fouga Magister

Every aircraft is identified by type and registration or serial for accurate research and licensing.

Frequently asked questions

What is Airpower Zeltweg?

Airpower is Austria's largest airshow, held at Zeltweg Air Base in Styria and organised by the Austrian Armed Forces with Red Bull and the Province of Styria. Airpower 2019, the ninth edition, drew more than 200 aircraft from over 20 countries and 185,000 spectators.

Which aircraft were photographed air-to-air at Airpower 2019?

This gallery features air-to-air images of the Austrian Air Force Eurofighter Typhoon, Swiss F/A-18C Hornet, Saab 35 Draken and Red Bull's historic fleet — including the F4U Corsair, B-25 Mitchell and T-28 Trojan — alongside warbirds such as the Hawker Hurricane and Focke-Wulf Fw 190. All were shot from the Pink Skyvan photoship over the Styrian Alps.

Can I license these images?

Yes. Every image is available to license for editorial and commercial use, or to order as a museum-quality fine-art print, with full-resolution files delivered on approval. Get in touch for a specific aircraft, registration or usage.

Who photographed them?

Aviation PhotoCrew, the world-renowned air-to-air team represented exclusively by Piemags Aviation, shooting from their Skyvan photoship. Enquire about flying on a photomission.

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The Italian Air Force Lockheed Martin F-35A Lightning II (Reg.
Italian Air Force Frecce Tricolori (Tricolour Arrows) performs with the Aermacchi MB-339 jet trainer aircraft.
The Italian Air Force Lockheed Martin F-35A Lightning II (Reg.
Italian Air Force Frecce Tricolori (Tricolour Arrows) performs with the Aermacchi MB-339 jet trainer aircraft.
The Italian Air Force Lockheed Martin F-35A Lightning II (Reg.
Italian Air Force Frecce Tricolori (Tricolour Arrows) performs with the Aermacchi MB-339 jet trainer aircraft.
Italian Air Force Frecce Tricolori (Tricolour Arrows) performs with the Aermacchi MB-339 jet trainer aircraft.
Italian Air Force Alenia Aermacchi T-346A Master (Reg.
Hawker Hunter T68 is a British-built jet trainer derived from the Hawker Hunter fighter aircraft.
Italian Air Force Frecce Tricolori (Tricolour Arrows) performs with the Aermacchi MB-339 jet trainer aircraft.
Italian Air Force Alenia Aermacchi T-346A Master (Reg.
Italian Air Force Alenia Aermacchi T-346A Master (Reg.
The Hawker Hurricane Mk12A (Reg.
The Hawker Hurricane Mk12A, serial number CCF/R30040, registered as G-CBOE, is seen in-flight over Zeltweg in 2019.
The Hawker Hurricane Mk12A (Reg.
The Hawker Hurricane Mk12A (serial number CCF/R30040), registered as G-CBOE, is shown in flight over Zeltweg in 2019.
Hawker Hunter T68 is a British-built transonic jet fighter aircraft operated by the Swiss Air Force.
The Hawker Hurricane Mk12A (Reg.
The Hawker Hurricane Mk12A (Reg.
Hawker Hunter T68 is a Swiss Air Force jet fighter in Staffel 11 livery.
Hawker Hunter T68 is a transonic jet trainer aircraft operated by the Swiss Air Force.
Hawker Hunter T68 is a single-engine jet fighter operated by the Swiss Air Force.
Hawker Hunter T68 is a two-seat jet training aircraft developed by Hawker Aircraft in the United Kingdom.
Hawker Hunter T68 is a transonic jet trainer of the Swiss Air Force.
Hawker Hunter T68 is a two-seat jet trainer variant of the Hawker Hunter developed in the United Kingdom.
Hawker Hunter T68 is a single-engine jet fighter operated by the Swiss Air Force.
Hawker Hunter T68 is a Swiss Air Force aircraft in Staffel 11 livery.
The Hawker Hunter T68, registration HB-RVV and serial number HABL-003207, is a jet aircraft marked with Swiss Air Force display
Hawker Hunter T68 is a single-engine jet fighter operated by the Swiss Air Force.
Hawker Hunter T68 is a Swiss Air Force jet fighter of Staffel 11.
Hawker Hunter T68 is a Swiss Air Force jet fighter with Staffel 11 markings.
Hawker Hunter T68 is a Swiss Air Force jet trainer.
Hawker Hunter T68 is a transonic trainer operated by the Swiss Air Force.
The Hawker Hunter T68, serial number HABL-003207, part of Swiss Air Force Staffel 11 'Double Victory,' is seen in-flight over Ze
Hawker Hunter T68 is a Swiss Air Force jet trainer aircraft.
Hawker Hunter T68 is a Swiss Air Force jet trainer.
Hawker Hunter T68 is a jet fighter of the Swiss Air Force documented in Staffel 11 colors.
Hawker Hunter T68 is a British-built jet fighter aircraft used by the Swiss Air Force.
The Hawker Hunter T68, serial number HABL-003207, displayed in Swiss Air Force Staffel 11 livery, is shown in-flight during an a
The Hawker Hunter T68, serial number HABL-003207, displayed in Swiss Air Force markings for Staffel 11 'Double Victory,' is capt
The Hawker Hunter T68, serial number HABL-003207, part of the Swiss Air Force Staffel 11, is seen in-flight over Zeltweg in 2019
The Hawker Hunter T68, serial number HABL-003207, displayed in Swiss Air Force markings for Staffel 11 'Double Victory,' is seen
The Hawker Hunter T68 (Reg.
The Hawker Hunter T68 (Reg.
The Hawker Hunter T68 (Reg.
Greek Air Force General Dynamics F-16C Fighting Falcon (Reg.
The Hawker Hunter T68 (Reg.
The Hawker Hunter T68 (Reg.
Greek Air Force General Dynamics F-16C Fighting Falcon (Reg.
Greek Air Force General Dynamics F-16C Fighting Falcon (Reg.
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