RAF Typhoon fighter jets from 41 Test and Evaluation Squadron from Royal Air Force Coningsby have for the first time successfully landed on and taken off from a regular road as part of Exercise #Baana23 in Finland. The Ilmavoimat - Flygvapnet - Finnish Air Force’s annual training exercise took place on a single-lane road, usually used for normal road traffic but specially designed as an emergency landing strip to sustain aircraft activity if required. Full story: https://raf.mod.uk/news/articles

The RAF’s Typhoon can go over 1200 knots (2000kph) with a max altitude of 55,000ft. It’s no ordinary aircraft. It’s: 💪 The backbone to the RAF’s combat air capability. ✈️ Highly capable & extremely Agile. 💨 Multi Role and supersonic. 🤝 Currently deployed on Operation Chessman: the UK’s contribution to NATO’s Air Policing mission To read more about Typhoon visit our website 🔗 https://www.raf.mod.uk/aircraft/current-aircraft/typhoon-fgr41/ #FlyAndFight #DeterAndDefence | Royal Air Force