The Aircraft 

The Eurofighter Typhoon is a twin-engine, canard-delta wing, multirole fighter, which is manufactured by a consortium of Airbus, BAE Systems and Leonardo.

A true swing-role combat aircraft

The aircraft delivers an enviable level of flexibility and efficiency, while possessing both adequate weapon availability and sufficient processing power to simultaneously support missile in-flight updates and bomb in-flight targeting. It is a true swing-role combat aircraft.

Combining a proven, agile airframe built from stealth materials with the latest sensors, control and weapons systems delivers optimum combat capability – both beyond visual range and in close combat.

The performance specifications of the Eurofighter Typhoon make it a benchmarking fighter aircraft, in several roles. Extremely powerful, efficient engines, paired with a low gross weight give it an extraordinary thrust-to-weight ratio. The result is an aircraft that regularly outclasses competitors when it comes to performance evaluations.

Features

The world's most advanced swing-role combat aircraft

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On Mission

The Eurofighter Typhoon is a genuine swing-role aircraft, with the ability to carry out several roles during a mission, shifting between air-to-air and air-to-surface roles.

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Performance

The performance specifications of the Eurofighter Typhoon make it a benchmarking fighter aircraft, in several roles.

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Programmes

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A European Success

When you see the Eurofighter Typhoon fly vertically into the sky, engines glowing on full reheat, it is easy to be amazed by the power, the speed and the noise. But beneath the skin, the aircraft is a complex inter-connected body made up of 1,000s of high tech systems — large and small. In some cases, incredibly small!

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Airforces

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Fighting Fit at 50

Take a look into the unique world of the multi-unit Albacete Air Base

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Life Through a Lens

Aviation photographer Dr Stefan Petersen talks about the secrets of the perfect image.

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