Quick Reaction Alert - known as QRA. The Royal Air Force with their Swedish Air Force partners Flygvapnet are ready to respond to any potential threat, at any time; #SecuringTheSkies and protecting NATO air space. | Royal Air Force

‼️SCRAMBLE SCRAMBLE SCRAMBLE ‼️ Two Quick Reaction Alert typhoon aircraft launched today to practise their skills. #teamlossie have live-armed fast-jets ready to respond to threats to UK airspace every minute, of every hour, of every day. Our Mission? To Secure the skies 🙌🏻 Today was just a practice to keep our team on their toes our but who knows when they might need to launch for real 💪🏻 This video features a montage of QRA images from the last year or so. Want to learn more? Ask below👇 L

Two MiG-29AS climbs to stratosphere on minimum afterburners, during QRA "Quick Reaction Alert" exercise, Slovak Air Force, copyrights: Kamil "Maveb" Glovna... VLK | MiG-29 Mikoyan Gurevich "Fulcrum"

O Quick Reaction Alert (QRA) britânico é considerado um dos mais eficientes do mundo, mas sistemas semelhantes existem em várias forças aéreas, inclusive na Força Aérea Brasileira (FAB). A lógica é universal: quando um avião não identificado invade o espaço aéreo ou apresenta comportamento suspeito, caças entram em ação em minutos para identificar, interceptar e, se necessário, forçar o pouso. No Reino Unido, como vimos, a RAF mantém caças Eurofighter Typhoon em alerta permanente em duas bases p

Two MiG-29AS climbs to stratosphere with afterburner, during QRA "Quick Reaction Alert" exercise, Slovak Air Force, copyrights: Kamil "Maveb" Glovna... VLK | MiG-29 Mikoyan Gurevich "Fulcrum"