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With the two wingtanks configuration takeoff is usually with full AB.Sven van Roij wrote: 3. I noticed every F-16 took off with full AB. Is this a normal procedure, or was I just lucky?
Correct, was FB24.blu109 wrote:And what about the belgian f-16 bm that made an overshoot? I saw him flying whilst i was working.
Maybe the same as on GILZE that day?
Oke, tnx for the info. You say with the two wingtanks configuration, but all the Dutch F-16's fly with this configuration...?nilsko wrote:With the two wingtanks configuration takeoff is usually with full AB.Sven van Roij wrote: 3. I noticed every F-16 took off with full AB. Is this a normal procedure, or was I just lucky?
In the morning some other (Dutch) F-16 and a Belgian F-16 flew, the Herc made a few T&G's too. However, I arrived on the field arround 12.00u. To late to see them...blu109 wrote:And what about the belgian f-16 bm that made an overshoot? I saw him flying whilst i was working.
Maybe the same as on GILZE that day?
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