AT-29 - Demo aircraft - Jacques Vincent628 viewsDemo aicraft flown by "Louitje" Baum in the 1987-1989 period.
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FA-110 "Blackbird III"628 viewsNote that the " Stingers" nickname was carried for the very first time during the Deliberate Guard mission over Bosnia in 1997 as a low vis (and short lived) design on the tail - Florennes AB, 1997 (C) Jacques Vincent
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AT-03 - Special Scheme - Jacques Vincent626 viewsNotice that the two aircraft lost the "50 Years of the Belgian Air Force" insignia after 1996. Taken at Koksijde Air Show.
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AT-18 - "25 years of Alpha Jet" - Laurent Vlieghe625 viewsThis side of the tail shows the "wolf" insignia of 1 Wing, in an unusual colour.
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AT-20 - Jacques Vincent623 viewsWearing the Vietnam style colour scheme (four tones; light green, dark green, light maroon, and light white on the belly).
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AT-31 - "45 Years" - Jacques Vincent622 viewsIn 1995, 7 Squadron celebrated their 45th anniversary (with one year in advance!). The official presentation was made on 24 May 1995. The tail shows a big "white cocotte".
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AT-08 - Jacques Vincent619 viewsThis livery appeared in the early nineties, very similar to the three-tone scheme adopted by the F-16s (the Alpha Jet's colour appearance is supposed to vary in intensity depending on the light). This one was out of the paint shop in june 1993 and was photographed at Beauvechain that same year.
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AT-11 - "BatBird I" - Olivier "Pappy" van Gorp618 views"BatBird I" Celebrating 70 years of 11 Squadron (9 Wing).
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AT-31 - "45 Years" - Jacques Vincent618 viewsThe aircraft carried a big "7" on the port side of the tail fin. Shot taken at the Koksijde Open Door on 2 July 1995.
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AT-25 - "50 Years" - Laurent Vlieghe611 views This aircraft carried the same scheme as AT-03 and wore the "50 Years of Belgian Air Force" insignia below the cockpit. Taken at Brustem AB in September 1996.
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AT-32 - Laurent Vlieghe610 viewsFull profile shot taken at Kleine Brogel Airshow on 5 September 1998.
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AT-18 - "20 Years of Alpha Jet"610 viewsBelonging to 11 Squadron, this aircraft was also called the "Breitling" Alpha Jet after the name of the firm that sponsored it.
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