The Israeli Air Force's F-16I fighter, with its back avionics cabin, is a two-seater aircraft, because the raised back is equipped with electronic countermeasures equipment and requires a pilot
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The Israeli Air Force's F-16I fighter, with its back avionics cabin, is a two-seater model because of the electronic countermeasures equipment installed in the raised back, which requires a pilot to operate, similar to an electronic warfare aircraft. As the Israeli Air Force needs to strike throughout the Middle East, conformal fuel tanks have also become a common configuration for Israeli F-16 fighters, which can increase the combat radius by 30-40%. The latest improved model of the J-10 seen so far is also to strengthen the multi-purpose strike capability and combat radius of the J-10.
The Israeli Air Force's F-16I fighter, with its back avionics cabin, is a two-seater aircraft, because the raised back is equipped with electronic countermeasures equipment and requires a pilot
The Israeli Air Force's F-16I fighter, with its back avionics cabin, is a two-seater aircraft, because the raised back is equipped with electronic countermeasures equipment and requires a pilot
The Israeli Air Force's F-16I fighter, with its back avionics cabin, is a two-seater aircraft, because the raised back is equipped with electronic countermeasures equipment and requires a pilot
The Israeli Air Force's F-16I fighter, with its back avionics cabin, is a two-seater aircraft, because the raised back is equipped with electronic countermeasures equipment and requires a pilot
The Israeli Air Force's F-16I fighter, with its back avionics cabin, is a two-seater aircraft, because the raised back is equipped with electronic countermeasures equipment and requires a pilot
The Israeli Air Force's F-16I fighter, with its back avionics cabin, is a two-seater aircraft, because the raised back is equipped with electronic countermeasures equipment and requires a pilot
The Israeli Air Force's F-16I fighter, with its back avionics cabin, is a two-seater aircraft, because the raised back is equipped with electronic countermeasures equipment and requires a pilot
The Israeli Air Force's F-16I fighter, with its back avionics cabin, is a two-seater aircraft, because the raised back is equipped with electronic countermeasures equipment and requires a pilot
The Israeli Air Force's F-16I fighter, with its back avionics cabin, is a two-seater aircraft, because the raised back is equipped with electronic countermeasures equipment and requires a pilot
