The download file size is 975MB and it requires 3.5GB of HDD space for installation.

The Just Flight Tornado GR.1 is available as a 'download only' product direct from Just Flight and is priced at £29.99, or the equivalent on currency cross rates.

I make no apologies for the length of this review as there is much ground to cover. The Just Flight Tornado GR.1 is a highly detailed add-on, whichever way you look at it. The RAF, Italian, and RSAF's Air Force's Tornados saw action in the 1991 Gulf war and have been used by various operators in the Bosnian War and Kosovo War, the Iraq War, the Libyan civil war, and in Afghanistan and Yemen. Tornado ADV - an air defence variant used as an interceptor and operated by the RAF, RSAF, and the Aeronautica Militare.Tornado ECR – an enemy air defence suppression variant operated by the German Luftwaffe and Italian Aeronautica Militare and.GR.1A / GR.4A – a reconnaissance version of the GR.1 / GR.4 used by the RAF and RSAF.GR.1B - an RAF anti-shipping variant of the GR.1.GR.1 - an RAF IDS (interdictor / strike) variant.There are six main variants of the Tornado:

In 1989, the Royal Saudi Air Force (RSAF) took delivery of their first Tornado. The aircraft went into service in 1979-80 with the Luftwaffe, the Aeronautica Militare, and the Royal Air Force The design work first started in 1969 and the Tornado first flew in 1974. This partnership was one of many formed around this time, each developing avionics technology, some of which, inevitably, was picked up by the Panavia project. Panavia's objective was to produce a multi-role aircraft that would counter Russian aircraft such as the Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-25 Foxbat and the Sukhoi Su-15 Flagon. In 1965, the British Aircraft Corporation, Messerschmitt-Bolkow-Blohm, and Fiat Aviazione established Panavia with 42.5% being controlled by EADS Deutschland GmbH, 42.5% BAE Systems plc, and 15% Alenia Aeronautica S.p.A. So first, a little about the history of the Panavia Tornado and then we will get on with the review itself. So the thought of being able to simulate this with a highly complex Microsoft Flight Simulator add-on was enticing to say the least. I learnt about the intricacies of an advanced jet engine from a museum's cutaway of the Tornado's Turbo-Union RB199 engine and I have always marvelled at the technology behind the aircraft's swing wing. The Panavia Tornado is one of my all-time favourite aircraft and I have watched these aircraft flying low through the mountains of North Wales many times. For FSX/Prepar3D Published by Just Flight

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