• Aircraft:

  Lockheed Martin F-22A Raptor

• Reg: 03-4060 photos
• Serial #:

  645-4060

• Airline: United States - US Air Force (USAF)
• Photo Date: Mar 01, 2015
• Uploaded: Apr 05, 2015
• Avalon Airport - YMAV, Australia

Third visit to Australia by USAF F-22A Raptors. Two Raptors - Serials 03-4051 (Cn 645-4051) and 03-4060 (Cn 645-4060) Code HH, operated by the 199th Fighter Squadron, were on static display at Avalon's 'Heavy Metal' display area during the Avalon International Airshow in Feb/Mar 2015. They were displayed with B-52H-BW 61-0015 and USN P-8A Posiedon 168761. This close-cropped rear view shows Hickam Hawaii based Raptor 03-4060 with the weapon bay doors closed, and with covers over the rectangular thrust-vectoring engine nozzles, on 01Mar2015.

Photographer

Aircraft

Nathan Long 03-4060

1,037 2 0 Lockheed Martin F-22A Raptor

At Red Flag 19-1

Joshua Ruppert 03-4060

1,166 0 0 Lockheed Martin F-22A Raptor

At Red Flag 19-1

Joshua Ruppert 03-4060

1,669 1 0 Lockheed Martin F-22A Raptor

Photo location

Embraer E-2 demonstrator departing Avalon after AIA23

Jaryd Stock PR-ZIQ

281 1 0 Embraer 190-400STD

Tu-204 demonstrator at Avalon 95

Jaryd Stock RA-64006

192 3 0 Tupolev Tu-204-100

Morris Biondi HZ-AK72

741 5 0 Boeing 777-FFG

Photographer

Low res close-cropped front Portside view of USA Air Force General Dynamics F-16C Fighting Falcon 87-0242 Cn 5C-503 (Code 86thWG) on static display at Farnborough EGLF on 09Sep1992

Wal Nelowkin 87-0242

111 0 0 General Dynamics F-16C Fighting Falcon

Close-cropped rear Portside view of US Navy VFA-81 F/A-18C Hornet Bu 163508 Code AA-401 on static display at Farnborough EGLF on 12Sep1992

Wal Nelowkin 163508

121 0 0 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C Hornet

Front Stbd view of seven UK Air Force (Royal Air Force) British Aerospace Hawk T1A aircraft (including XX264 Cn 100-312100, in RAF ‘Red Arrows’ livery) each trailing tainted White smoke (in an Inverted V - ‘Gable’ formation) against a Bronze coloured sky – at Farnborough EGLF on 09Sep1992

Wal Nelowkin XX264

265 4 0 British Aerospace Hawk T.1A