AT-11 - "BatBird I" - Olivier "Pappy" van Gorp381 views"BatBird I" Celebrating 70 years of 11 Squadron (9 Wing).
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AT-10 - Jacques Vincent380 viewsWith the "wolf" insignia and new lettering for the serial. The "wolf" insignia appeared in spring 1999. The wolf symolizes, among other things, the fostering of the yougsters by the elders. Photographed during ETM 2004 at Beauvechain.
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AT-03 - Special Scheme - Jacques Vincent378 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-05 - "50th Anniversary"378 viewsThe aircraft kept the same colour scheme and added "7 Squadron - 50 Years" titles to celebrate the 50th anniversary of 7 Squadron.
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AT-18 - "25 years of Alpha Jet" - Laurent Vlieghe377 viewsThis side of the tail shows the "wolf" insignia of 1 Wing, in an unusual colour.
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AT-20 - Jacques Vincent375 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-25 - "50 Years" - Jacques Vincent371 viewsThe demo aircraft was flown by Cdt. Patrick "Pat" Deschrijver. He was the Alpha Jet display pilot between 1994 and 2000. The aircraft flew in that colour scheme until 1998 at least. Taken at Brustem in September 1996.
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AT-12 - "BatBird II"369 views"BatBird II" arriving at RAF Fairford in July 1993 for the International Air Tattoo
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AT-11 - Demo aircraft366 viewsDemo aircraft flown by Cdt. Danny Payeur from 1990 to 1993.
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AT-05 - "20 Years of Alpha Jet" - Laurent Vlieghe364 viewsOne of two aircraft painted to celebrate 20 years of Alpha Jet in the BAF. This one was sponsored by 3M. It was photographed at the Beauvechain Airshow on 4 September 1999.
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AT-31 - "45 Years" - Jacques Vincent358 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 Vincent358 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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