Made In Europe

The Eurofighter Typhoon consortium is built on the strength of 4 European nations: UK; Germany; Italy and Spain, and their leading aerospace and defence companies: Airbus; BAE Systems and Leonardo. This unrivalled partnership allows equal access to shared manufacturing, development and the creation of long-lasting political and industrial relations. A genuine European collaboration.

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Top Performance

Max Speed

2.0 Mach

Thrust

180 KN

Max altitude

55000 Ft

Length

15.96 M

Span

10.95 M

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A Technological Bridge to the Future

Constant capability development enables customers and partner nations to keep up with evolving threats and challenges. As innovation and future skills are a key driver in the ongoing development, the Eurofighter Typhoon is predestined to become a bridge for the next generation combat air system.

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Capabilities

5 Min Read

Training for Every Hour

One million flying hours do not happen by chance. Behind every sortie sits a training system that prepares both pilots and engineers for everything from routine operations to moments that may only occur once in a career. Graham Pemberton — former RAF Typhoon pilot and Deputy Force Commander — is now Head of Operational Training Delivery for BAE Systems. He has been part of that system from the start. Here explains how training has evolved to keep pace with one of the world’s most capable combat aircraft.

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Capabilities

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Powering A Million Hours

You hear a Eurofighter before it reaches you. Then the pilot selects reheat. The thrust turns into something you can feel too. Then you see them: the two red-hot plumes. That surge of power is the EJ200 making its presence known. For Dave Morgan, EUROJET Technical Director, it is the visible side of a much bigger story: a powerplant that delivers that performance safely and repeatedly.

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Airforces

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The Hour That Never Feels Routine

One million flying hours is more than a milestone. It represents discipline, preparation and decisions made in real time.  Behind that number are thousands of individual sorties, each demanding focus and professionalism.  For Captain Manuel Bermejo Casado of Ala 14 at Albacete Air Base, none of those hours has ever felt routine.

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