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[[File:F-16CJ.PNG|thumb|F-16CJ Pulling a high-g- maneuver while escaping an attack from behind.]]
{{infobox Aircraft
|image = F-16CJ.PNG
|alt = F-16CJ Pulling a high-G maneuver while escaping an attack from behind.
|name = General Dynamics F-16CJ
|type = Military aircraft
|fdm =
|status =
|authors = Erik Hofman, Gary Brown (textures), Martin "Pegasus" Schmitt (panel textures), StuartC (FDM).
|fgname = F16CJ
}}


 
The F-16CJ is a better and more advanced version of the F-16 Fighting Falcon in FlightGear. The original [[F-16]] was too slow to load the model and had no payload options or reliable autopilot. Now, the [http://www.fguk.eu FGUK] team has developed the F-16CJ.
The F-16Cj is a better and more advanced version of the F-16 Fighting Falcon in FlightGear. The original [[F-16]] was too slow to load the model and had no payload options or reliable autopilot. Now, the [http://www.fguk.eu FGUK] team has developed the F-16CJ.


Currently, the HUDs are being heavily modified for realism. Follow progress here: [[F-16CJ HUD Project Newsletter]]
Currently, the HUDs are being heavily modified for realism. Follow progress here: [[F-16CJ HUD Project Newsletter]]


[[Category:Fighter aircraft]]
[[Category:Fighter aircraft]]

Revision as of 14:57, 27 September 2014

General Dynamics F-16CJ
F-16CJ Pulling a high-G maneuver while escaping an attack from behind.
F-16CJ Pulling a high-G maneuver while escaping an attack from behind.
Type Military aircraft
Author(s) Erik Hofman, Gary Brown (textures), Martin "Pegasus" Schmitt (panel textures), StuartC (FDM).
FDM Unknown
--aircraft= F16CJ
Status Unknown

The F-16CJ is a better and more advanced version of the F-16 Fighting Falcon in FlightGear. The original F-16 was too slow to load the model and had no payload options or reliable autopilot. Now, the FGUK team has developed the F-16CJ.

Currently, the HUDs are being heavily modified for realism. Follow progress here: F-16CJ HUD Project Newsletter