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dutch_camel wrote:Great pics, like the POV very much!
I read that dutch F-16's do not completely extend their airbrakes when landing, to prevent ground contact, as seen in pic 16.
In pic 15 the Danish F-16 seems to have his airbrakes fully extended?
I always thought it was standard landing procedure for a F-16 not to fully extend airbrakes? Or do other operators have other restrictions?