Operated by 1 Squadron, RJAF.

One of the nicer aircraft to photograph.

One of three RJAF F-16s present, and the only single-seater of the trio. Interesting patch of blue on its top side and operated by 1 Squadron.

License-built at Schiphol airport, Amsterdam, for the Royal Netherlands Air Force (KLu). Taken on by the Royal Jordanian Air Force in July 2009, but the outlines of the Dutch markings are still (or again) visible on the tail.

Operated by 1 squadron, althought the external tank on this side rather suggests 2 squadron. The state of the fuselage skin suggests this jet could use a paint job. Built by Fokker for the Netherlands in 1983.

Former Koninklijke Luchtmacht (KLu, Royal Netherlands Air Force) serial J-650 was transferred to the Royal Jordanian Air Force as 133 on 28 July 2009. The Fokker built aircraft (FMS serial 80-0650) was delivered to the KLu on 12 November 1982. It looks like the aircraft is not repainted in Jordan service over the last thirteen years as the aircraft looks very worn and the tail section still shows the place of the KLu squadron badge (311sq) and the location of the fintip (the flag of the Dutch province of Brabant (of Volkel air base). The F-16 is assigned to 1sq at Al Azraq air base (Jordan).

Former Koninklijke Luchtmacht (KLu, Royal Netherlands Air Force) serial J-650 was transferred to the Royal Jordanian Air Force as 134 on 28 July 2009. The Fokker built aircraft (FMS serial 80-0653) was delivered to the KLu on 26 May 1983. It looks like the aircraft is not repainted in Jordan service over the last thirteen years as the aircraft looks very worn. The aircraft is assigned in RJAF service to 1sq, based at Al Azraq air base in Jordan.

Former Koninklijke Luchtmacht (KLu, Royal Netherlands Air Force) serial J-650 was transferred to the Royal Jordanian Air Force as 134 on 28 July 2009. The Fokker built aircraft (FMS serial 80-0653) was delivered to the KLu on 26 May 1983. It looks like the aircraft is not repainted in Jordan service over the last thirteen years, as the aircraft looks very worn. The outlines of the KLu roundels are still visible on the wings. The aircraft is assigned in RJAF service to 1sq, based at Al Azraq air base in Jordan.

Former J-650 of The Netherlands air force

Former J-653 of The Netherlands air force

Between March 1984 and 2008, this SABCA built airframe flew with the Belgian AF as FA-76 (US FY serial 80-3567). Originally delivered to Belgium as a Block 15 aircraft, it was eventually upgraded to Block 20 MLU standard. A total of 25 ex Belgian AF F-16A/B's found their way to Jordan under the "Peace Falcon III & V" Programe, among them "148" in 2009. Note the blueish painted mid section of this bird, assigned to SQN 1 based at As Shaheed Muwaffaq al Salti Air Base.

Operated by 1 Squadron.

Operated by 1 Squadron.