Résultats de recherche
Réservez des vols pas chers sur le site officiel easyJet.com vers plus de 130 destinations en Europe. Choisissez votre siège sur tous les vols.
- Gérer les réservations
Seules les réservations effectuées par ce compte seront...
- Mes réservations
Nous voudrions effectuer une description ici mais le site...
- Vols Pas Chers
Réservez des vols pas chers sur easyJet.com vers les plus...
- Voitures/Autres services
Comparez les tarifs de location de voiture pour trouver la...
- Flight Tracker - Départs et arrivées
Informations sur l’arrivée et le départ pour tous les vols...
- Où puis-je voyager
Avec la carte des routes easyJet, explorez notre vaste...
- État du trafic
Dans certains cas, des changements de dernière minute...
- Worldwide by easyJet
With Worldwide by easyJet you can now book flights to far...
- Gérer les réservations
Vous cherchez des billets d'avion pour le Royaume-Uni? Trouvez des vols pas chers avec easyJet et découvrez cette superbe destination de vacances.
easyJet
- Eurofighter Typhoon
- Panavia Tornado
- Lockheed Martin F-35B Lightning II
- British Aerospace Hawk
- Folland Gnat
- Harrier Jump Jet
- British Aerospace Sea Harrier
- British Aerospace Harrier II
- Sepecat Jaguar
- Tempest
As alluded to above, the RAF has gone through several primary fighter jetsin its history, from the famed Sopwith Camels and Spitfires to the Harrier jets we’ll cover later. Today, the primary fighter jets of the RAF are the Typhoons. Introduced by the RAF in 2003, the Typhoon is a twin-jet fighter that is also employed by the German, Italian, and S...
First built in 1974, these were the Royal Air Force fighter jets that the UK deployed as part of Coalition forces’ efforts against Saddam Hussein in the Gulf War in 1991. As with the Typhoon, they were also produced for Italy and Germany, the latter of which employed them as part of NATO engagements later in the 90s during the Yugoslav Wars. It was...
One facet of the Special Relationship between the United Kingdom and the United States is the close military alliance they share, and that includes military aircraft such as these. The F-35B Lightning II is a variant of Lockheed Martin’s F-35 originally produced for the United States Air Force. The Lightnings (as they are referred to by the RAF) we...
This jet has two variants, the T1 and T2, with both still in service and the latter still serving as one of the most advanced trainer fighter jets employed by the RAF. While they are not used as combat planes, simulated combat missions are among its training regimens. They are also the aircraft of choice of the Red Arrows, which are the RAF’s aerob...
These are the jets that the British Aerospace Hawk T1s and T2s replaced when they first came into service. They were first introduced in 1962 and were retired by the Royal Air Force in 1979 when there were enough Aerospace Hawks. Throughout their history with the Royal Air Force, they were never used as combat jets, instead being used primarily as ...
The Harrier family of jets has been a fixture in the Royal Air Force for decades, and it all began with this offering from British manufacturer Hawker Siddeley, which went defunct in 1977. Even so, since its introduction in 1969, the Harrier jets have been used by generations of aspiring pilots. While it may be difficult to handle by today’s standa...
The successor to the first wave of Harrier jets, the Sea Harriers were operated by the Royal Navy. As such, they were capable of taking off from and landing on aircraft carriers. They saw usage in combat during the Falklands War. Sea Harriers took off from the HMS Hermes as well as the HMS Invincible, where they were incredibly effective against Ar...
Used by the RAF and, for a few years, the Royal Navy, this Harrier debuted in 1985 with the intent of being primarily used for tactical strikes and close aerial support missions. Work was done on the craft in cooperation with US manufacturer McDonnell Douglas. When Hawker Siddeleywent defunct in 1977, its assets were absorbed into British Aerospace...
Also in use during those airstrikes in Bosnia was the SEPECAT Jaguar. It debuted in 1973 and it was made for the Royal Air Force as well as the French, Oman, and Indian Air Forces, the latter of which still employs the craft. The Jaguar was used by Frenchand British forces as part of the Coalition during the Gulf War. These forces employed them aga...
“Brave new world that has such people in’t!” Miranda’s famous remark from The Tempest, is all too fitting here. Shakespeare’s play and strong weather storms for which it’s named (and for which the British Isles are famous for) lends their name to this glimpse at the future of the RAF. The Ministry of Defence, BAE Systems, Rolls-Royce, and other pro...
This is a list of military aircraft currently in service with the Armed Forces of the United Kingdom.
TypeOriginClassRolePan-European (British, German, Italian, ...JetUnited States [8] (UK as Level 1 ...JetStealth Multi-roleUnited StatesJetAW&CUnited StatesPropellerThe BAE Systems Tempest is a proposed sixth-generation fighter aircraft that is under development in the United Kingdom for the Royal Air Force (RAF). The aircraft is intended to enter service from 2035, gradually replacing the Eurofighter Typhoon.
14 déc. 2023 · The UK has signed an international treaty with Japan and Italy to build the next generation of stealth fighter jet. The deal will see the headquarters for the Global Combat Air Programme (GCAP), the defence partnership between the three nations, based in Britain.
