12 November 2020
by Gareth Jennings
Germany has signed for the procurement of additional Eurofighter combat aircraft for the Luftwaffe under the country’s Project Quadriga procurement plan.
A Luftwaffe Eurofighter sporting a special ‘Quadriga’ paint scheme. Germany has ordered 38 new aircraft to be built to this Tranche 4 standard, with deliveries to commence in 2025. (Airbus)
Airbus announced that the multi-billion Euro project for 38 newbuild Eurofighters was signed on 11 November, less than a week after the German Bundestag approved the purchase.
“The order, also known by its project name Quadriga, covers the delivery of 30 single-seater and eight twin-seater Eurofighters. Three of the aircraft will be equipped with additional test installations as Instrumented Test Aircraft for the further development of the Eurofighter programme,” Airbus said. These numbers differ slightly from earlier announcements of 31 single- and seven twin-seater aircraft.
As previously reported by Janes
Germany has signed for the procurement of additional Eurofighter combat aircraft for the Luftwaffe u...
12 November 2020
by Gareth Jennings
Germany has signed for the procurement of additional Eurofighter combat aircraft for the Luftwaffe under the country’s Project Quadriga procurement plan.
A Luftwaffe Eurofighter sporting a special ‘Quadriga’ paint scheme. Germany has ordered 38 new aircraft to be built to this Tranche 4 standard, with deliveries to commence in 2025. (Airbus)
Airbus announced that the multi-billion Euro project for 38 newbuild Eurofighters was signed on 11 November, less than a week after the German Bundestag approved the purchase.
“The order, also known by its project name Quadriga, covers the delivery of 30 single-seater and eight twin-seater Eurofighters. Three of the aircraft will be equipped with additional test installations as Instrumented Test Aircraft for the further development of the Eurofighter programme,” Airbus said. These numbers differ slightly from earlier announcements of 31 single- and seven twin-seater aircraft.
As previously reported by Janes
Germany has signed for the procurement of additional Eurofighter combat aircraft for the Luftwaffe u...
12 November 2020
by Gareth Jennings
Germany has signed for the procurement of additional Eurofighter combat aircraft for the Luftwaffe under the country’s Project Quadriga procurement plan.
A Luftwaffe Eurofighter sporting a special ‘Quadriga’ paint scheme. Germany has ordered 38 new aircraft to be built to this Tranche 4 standard, with deliveries to commence in 2025. (Airbus)
Airbus announced that the multi-billion Euro project for 38 newbuild Eurofighters was signed on 11 November, less than a week after the German Bundestag approved the purchase.
“The order, also known by its project name Quadriga, covers the delivery of 30 single-seater and eight twin-seater Eurofighters. Three of the aircraft will be equipped with additional test installations as Instrumented Test Aircraft for the further development of the Eurofighter programme,” Airbus said. These numbers differ slightly from earlier announcements of 31 single- and seven twin-seater aircraft.
As previously reported by Janes
Germany has signed for the procurement of additional Eurofighter combat aircraft for the Luftwaffe u...
12 November 2020
by Gareth Jennings
Germany has signed for the procurement of additional Eurofighter combat aircraft for the Luftwaffe under the country’s Project Quadriga procurement plan.
A Luftwaffe Eurofighter sporting a special ‘Quadriga’ paint scheme. Germany has ordered 38 new aircraft to be built to this Tranche 4 standard, with deliveries to commence in 2025. (Airbus)
Airbus announced that the multi-billion Euro project for 38 newbuild Eurofighters was signed on 11 November, less than a week after the German Bundestag approved the purchase.
“The order, also known by its project name Quadriga, covers the delivery of 30 single-seater and eight twin-seater Eurofighters. Three of the aircraft will be equipped with additional test installations as Instrumented Test Aircraft for the further development of the Eurofighter programme,” Airbus said. These numbers differ slightly from earlier announcements of 31 single- and seven twin-seater aircraft.
As previously reported by Janes
Germany has signed for the procurement of additional Eurofighter combat aircraft for the Luftwaffe u...
12 November 2020
by Gareth Jennings
Germany has signed for the procurement of additional Eurofighter combat aircraft for the Luftwaffe under the country’s Project Quadriga procurement plan.
A Luftwaffe Eurofighter sporting a special ‘Quadriga’ paint scheme. Germany has ordered 38 new aircraft to be built to this Tranche 4 standard, with deliveries to commence in 2025. (Airbus)
Airbus announced that the multi-billion Euro project for 38 newbuild Eurofighters was signed on 11 November, less than a week after the German Bundestag approved the purchase.
“The order, also known by its project name Quadriga, covers the delivery of 30 single-seater and eight twin-seater Eurofighters. Three of the aircraft will be equipped with additional test installations as Instrumented Test Aircraft for the further development of the Eurofighter programme,” Airbus said. These numbers differ slightly from earlier announcements of 31 single- and seven twin-seater aircraft.
As previously reported by Janes
Germany has signed for the procurement of additional Eurofighter combat aircraft for the Luftwaffe u...
12 November 2020
by Gareth Jennings
Germany has signed for the procurement of additional Eurofighter combat aircraft for the Luftwaffe under the country’s Project Quadriga procurement plan.
A Luftwaffe Eurofighter sporting a special ‘Quadriga’ paint scheme. Germany has ordered 38 new aircraft to be built to this Tranche 4 standard, with deliveries to commence in 2025. (Airbus)
Airbus announced that the multi-billion Euro project for 38 newbuild Eurofighters was signed on 11 November, less than a week after the German Bundestag approved the purchase.
“The order, also known by its project name Quadriga, covers the delivery of 30 single-seater and eight twin-seater Eurofighters. Three of the aircraft will be equipped with additional test installations as Instrumented Test Aircraft for the further development of the Eurofighter programme,” Airbus said. These numbers differ slightly from earlier announcements of 31 single- and seven twin-seater aircraft.
As previously reported by Janes
Germany has signed for the procurement of additional Eurofighter combat aircraft for the Luftwaffe u...
12 November 2020
by Gareth Jennings
Germany has signed for the procurement of additional Eurofighter combat aircraft for the Luftwaffe under the country’s Project Quadriga procurement plan.
A Luftwaffe Eurofighter sporting a special ‘Quadriga’ paint scheme. Germany has ordered 38 new aircraft to be built to this Tranche 4 standard, with deliveries to commence in 2025. (Airbus)
Airbus announced that the multi-billion Euro project for 38 newbuild Eurofighters was signed on 11 November, less than a week after the German Bundestag approved the purchase.
“The order, also known by its project name Quadriga, covers the delivery of 30 single-seater and eight twin-seater Eurofighters. Three of the aircraft will be equipped with additional test installations as Instrumented Test Aircraft for the further development of the Eurofighter programme,” Airbus said. These numbers differ slightly from earlier announcements of 31 single- and seven twin-seater aircraft.
As previously reported by Janes
Germany has signed for the procurement of additional Eurofighter combat aircraft for the Luftwaffe u...
12 November 2020
by Gareth Jennings
Germany has signed for the procurement of additional Eurofighter combat aircraft for the Luftwaffe under the country’s Project Quadriga procurement plan.
A Luftwaffe Eurofighter sporting a special ‘Quadriga’ paint scheme. Germany has ordered 38 new aircraft to be built to this Tranche 4 standard, with deliveries to commence in 2025. (Airbus)
Airbus announced that the multi-billion Euro project for 38 newbuild Eurofighters was signed on 11 November, less than a week after the German Bundestag approved the purchase.
“The order, also known by its project name Quadriga, covers the delivery of 30 single-seater and eight twin-seater Eurofighters. Three of the aircraft will be equipped with additional test installations as Instrumented Test Aircraft for the further development of the Eurofighter programme,” Airbus said. These numbers differ slightly from earlier announcements of 31 single- and seven twin-seater aircraft.
As previously reported by Janes
Germany has signed for the procurement of additional Eurofighter combat aircraft for the Luftwaffe u...