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More ›German Air Force (Luftwaffe) Panavia Tornado IDS(t) 4397, constructor's number GT033, cruises air-to-air beside the photoship in its 50 Years Tornado livery, the anniversary paint scheme photographed in flight at the Royal International Air Tattoo 2024, RAF Fairford, England.
Author: Piemags / Aviation PhotoCrew
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Photo keywords: 2024, 4397, 50 Years Tornado anniversary livery, aerial photography, air-to-air, airshow, aviation, European air force jet in flight, fighter bomber, German Air Force, German Air Force Tornado air-to-air, Germany, GT033, Luftwaffe, Luftwaffe special paint scheme jet, military aviation, military fast jet at RAF Fairford, NATO air power, Panavia, Panavia Tornado IDS in flight, RAF Fairford, RIAT 2024 air-to-air photography, Royal International Air Tattoo, swing wing strike jet over England, Tornado anniversary display aircraft, Tornado IDS(t), Tornado IDS(t) 4397 air-to-air, twin-engine, two-seat, variable geometry wing
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