Comments: - - Welcome back to Daily Aviation for a feature on the US Navy's carrier-capable F-18, designed to replace the F-14 Tomcat as its primary air superiority fighter. Image Credit: US Navy, US Air Force/US Air Force,

Canada didn't choose the NEW F-18 Super Hornet, it shares the same avionics as the F-35, has new Pratt & Whitney engines, uses the new Raytheon ATA missile, is twin-engined, and Canadian AF pilots are already flying the old Hornet, so They know this bird, it's political, not tactical

In iyi hiçbir plane leaves no trace because what is seen as "smoke" is the steam from the catapult that works with that propellant that is not only powerful but very safe ... and dense (thick) yok has nothing ... a little more serious when commenting on technical things.

I've been there and I did that dance, I loved every second of it on the flight deck and zero mistake!