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More ›German Air Force (Luftwaffe) Airbus A400M Atlas Grizzly 5423, constructor's number 083, cruises air-to-air beside the photoship, the four-engine turboprop transport photographed in flight at the Royal International Air Tattoo 2024, RAF Fairford, England.
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Photo keywords: 083, 2024, 5423, A400M, A400M Grizzly 5423 air-to-air, aerial photography, Airbus, Airbus A400M Atlas in flight, Atlas, Atlas tactical airlifter photoship pass, aviation, European air force airlifter in flight, four-engine, four-engine turboprop airlifter in flight, German Air Force, German Air Force A400M air-to-air, German military transport at RAF Fairford, Germany, Grizzly, heavy lift aircraft airshow display, Luftwaffe, Luftwaffe transport aircraft over England, military aviation, NATO air power, RAF Fairford, RIAT 2024 air-to-air photography, Royal International Air Tattoo, tactical transport, transport aircraft, turboprop
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