Eurofighter honors 20,000 flight hours of the Austrian Air Force

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The Austrian Air Force reached a significant milestone of 20,000 flight hours on its Eurofighter Typhoons. High-ranking government and military officials attended the ceremony, celebrating the ongoing partnership.

Important participants in the celebration

High-ranking guests, including Austrian Defense Minister Klaudia Tanner, attended the ceremony. Major General Gerfried R. Promberger, Commander of the Austrian Air Force, and Eurofighter CEO Jorge Tamarit-Degenhardt were also present. These personalities emphasized the importance of the partnership and the achievement of 20,000 flight hours.

Certificate as recognition

During the ceremony, Mr. Tamarit-Degenhardt presented a certificate to the representatives of the Austrian Armed Forces. He emphasized the achievements in terms of professionalism and safety, which are crucial to the success of the Austrian Air Force and Eurofighter cooperation.

Long-standing partnership between Eurofighter and the Austrian Air Force

The partnership between Eurofighter and the Austrian Air Force began in July 2007. Over the years, 15 aircraft have been delivered, which now permanently monitor Austrian airspace. Thanks to Eurofighter‘s logistical and operational support, the aircraft’s operational readiness remains at a high level.

Innovations in pilot training

In addition to its operational activities, Eurofighter operates a full-mission simulator at the Zeltweg site, which is essential for pilot training. A second simulator is planned, which will further increase training capacity and significantly enhance pilot skills.

Eurofighter is Europe’s leading provider of air defense technology. Through continuous innovation and strategic partnerships, the company ensures its customers worldwide the highest standards of efficiency and safety. With almost two decades of successful collaboration, Eurofighter continues to set new standards.