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dimanche 19 mai 2019

Last flight for the Belgian C130 in international mission before replacement with the A400 M

Twelve aircraft had been delivered to Belgium in 1972 and 1973. Nine are still in service at present. From next year, they will be gradually replaced by A400M.

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vendredi 19 janvier 2018

C130 Belgian Air Force





After 22,219 flying hours and 45 years of loyal service this # C130 #Hercules with CH-08 registration started its engines for the very last time @ 15WAirTransport to Melsbroeck. Thank you for so many "Happy Landings". pic.twitter.com/rA49EzcP4i

- Belgian Air Force🇧🇪 (@BeAirForce) January 17, 2018

dimanche 8 novembre 2015

Touch-roll-touch in a F-104. Belgian Air Force

The legendary Belgian Air Force pilot Bill Ongena used to do something with his F-104G that even Lockheed and its test pilots deemed impossible: a touch-roll-touch with an airplane notorious for its lack of aerodynamic friendliness at low speeds.




mardi 23 juin 2015

Belgian Air Force F-16 Solo Display 2015

Many thanks to Chris & Joeri of the Sanicole media team, to Dolly for helping us out on the recording day and our base commander for giving us the opportunity to create this trailer.

Posted by Belgian Air Force F-16 Solo Display on lundi 22 juin 2015

dimanche 6 avril 2014

Belgian F16. Baltic Air Policing.



Four of our F-16 enforce airspace of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania. January 3, 2014 until present, our military 50 are based in Siauliai in northern Lithuania for Baltic Air Policing operation.

Bye Seaking 40 sqn Belgian Air Force




Sea King Mk-48 are replaced in 2014 by 4 NH Industries NH90 NFH

dimanche 14 avril 2013

100 years Belgian Air Force ------ 100 ans Force Aérienne belge


Lieutenant Georges Nélis ready to take off in Henri Farman (Type Militaire 1910) "93" at Kiewit aerodrome in December 1910.
This is one of the first flight of a Belgian military aircraft.

 April 16, 1913 to see the birth of the Company Airmen, which has 22 aircraft in August 1914, at the outbreak of the First World War.

At the end of the war, in November 1918, Belgium has about 200 aircraft squadrons divided into twelve, performing reconnaissance and observation missions but also fighter-bomber.