Douglas A-4 Skyhawk „Blue Angels“ Jagdflugzeug including as a reconnaissance aircraft

including as a reconnaissance aircraft and fighter-bomber

It was equipped with an advanced viewing cabin that provided excellent all-round visibility for the crew

thermal loads

for both commercial and private purposes

Military use was limited to Europe and especially to the German Air Force during World War II

Douglas A-4 Skyhawk „Blue Angels“ Jagdflugzeug including as a reconnaissance aircraftIn the 1950s, the US Navy was looking for a replacement for the A 1 Skyraider . The tender was ultimately won by the Douglas Aircraft Company with its extremely small and lightweight design of the A 4 Skyhawk . Reduced to the essentials, the Skyhawk was a very successful fighter bomber that was primarily stationed on aircraft carriers . The small wingspan meant that folding wings were not necessary. The Skyhawk was in service with several air forces,