Ala 11 is one of Spain's combat wings, flying the Eurofighter EF-2000 Typhoon (or Tifón in Spanish) from Morón. The wing badge can be seen on the tail of C.16-27. It depicts three birds and their motto "Vista, Suerte Y al Toro" (meaning sight, luck and to the bull). Gando, Canary Islands, is home of exercise Ocean Sky, where C.16-27 with code 11-27 was pictured whilst returning from a mission.

Ala 14 is one of Spain's combat wings, flying the Eurofighter EF-2000 Typhoon (or Tifón in Spanish) from Albacete since 2013. The wing was founded in 1974 and previously flew the Mirage F1. The badge of the wing consists of the famous Don Quijote, a fictious literary character which came to live in 1605! Gando, Canary Islands, is home of exercise Ocean Sky, where C.16-71 with code 14-71 was pictured returning from a mission.

Deployed to Lossiemouth for Meteor missile firing activities, seen here carried on the forward right shoulder station. The aircraft carries Ala 11 markings but is believed to be operated by the Centro Logistico de Armamento y Experimentacion (CLAEX), the Spanish Air Force Flight Test Unit.

Spanish Typhoon deployed to Šiauliai in Lithuania intercept a Beriev A-50 Mainstay over the Baltic. Photo: NATO.