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More ›U.S. Navy Boeing F/A-18 Hornet, EA-18G Growler, Reg. 168788, Military Code NJ-520, Unit Markings: VAQ-129, Serial No. G80, Weapons Systems Officer, Wizzo, close-up pilot view, air-to-air, Luke Air Force Base, test flights Arizona 2023
A U.S. Navy EA-18G Growler is shown from a close air-to-air perspective while conducting test flights near Luke Air Force Base, Arizona, in 2023. The aircraft is a carrier-capable electronic attack platform based on the F/A-18F Super Hornet. It features a tandem cockpit for a pilot and weapons systems officer and is powered by two General Electric F414-GE-400 afterburning turbofan engines. The image emphasizes the cockpit area, canopy, and forward fuselage during routine flight evaluation.
Author: piemags/Aviation PhotoCrew
Photo size: 11.4 Mpixels (32.6 MB uncompressed) - 4134x2756 pixels (13.8x9.2 in / 35x23.3 cm at 300 ppi)
Photo keywords: 2023, afterburner, air-to-air, aircraft, airframe, Arizona, aviation, avionics, Boeing, canopy, carrier-capable, cockpit, defense, EA-18G, electronic attack, electronic warfare, F/A-18, F414, flight, fuselage, Growler, jet, landing gear, military, modern, naval, operations, pilot, Super Hornet, tail, test flight, turbofan, twin-engine, U.S. Navy, wing, WSO
Published in: Arizona Test Flights 2023