17F participated in a major naval exercise during September 1999.

Serial 1 (eventually sold to Argentina), seen here in its "dirty" configuration, was repainted in its original livery to commemorate the last Aeronautique Navale Super Etendard operations. On this day, the aircraft made its last ceremonial flight for the French Navy. The SEM is furnished with the four Flotilles (squadrons) the SEM flew with, left to right (bottom to top): 17F, 11F, 14F and 59S.

Serial 1 (eventually sold to Argentina), seen here during its very final display flight, was repainted in its original livery to commemorate the last Aeronautique Navale Super Etendard operations. On this day, the aircraft made its last ceremonial flight for the French Navy. The SEM is furnished with the four Flotilles (squadrons) the SEM flew with, left to right (bottom to top): 17F, 11F, 14F and 59S.

Serial 1 (eventually sold to Argentina) was repainted in its original livery to commemorate the last Aeronautique Navale Super Etendard operations. On this day, the aircraft made its last ceremonial flight for the French Navy. The SEM is furnished with the four Flotilles (squadrons) the SEM flew with, left to right (bottom to top): 17F, 11F, 14F and 59S.

With Tiger meet special c/s.

Chateaudun Air base open day 1987.

One of the 17F Super Etendards at Lossie during the exercise Northern Lights.