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Low Approach Aviation Photography The aim of our group is to publish photo reports on recent aviation events in Belgium, Europe and po

"Low Approach Aviation Photography" was founded in late 2015 by a small group of Belgian Aviation Photographers. The aim of our group is to publish photo reports on recent aviation events in Belgium, Europe and possibly even other continents. In addition we will pay regular visits to the major aviation museums in the areas we visit and keep an open eye on all other aviation exhibits in the area. On a regular basis new reports will be published on our new website www.lowapproach.be.

It was another beautiful weekend at Zwartberg airport the Black Mountain Fly-In 2024 with many planes and helicopters an...
14/07/2024

It was another beautiful weekend at Zwartberg airport the Black Mountain Fly-In 2024 with many planes and helicopters and many people. We received a nice demo of the Belgium - Air Force Agusta A109BA H46 and the Spitfire and much more, but the highlight was the Bristol Blenheim G-BPIV 😉

03/07/2024

Take a tour of the F-15C cockpit with a former Eagle pilot. On June 30, 2020, the Ars Technica YouTube channel published and interesting tour of the F-15C

02/07/2024

Airband listeners heard an F-16 pilot report 'a chunk taken out of its spine due to a too close breakaway incident' during refueling operations with a

02/07/2024

Jared Isaacman’s remarkable private air force just got its most advanced tactical jet yet, with the addition of a Tornado F2A interceptor. Jared Isaacman’s remarkable one-man air force just got it most potent asset yet, with the addition of a Tornado F2A interceptor.

21/06/2024

Japanese aggressor F-15DJs have diverse and striking liveries, making them a sight to behold. The JASDF (Japan Air Self-Defense Force) has repainted one

07/06/2024

A four-engine flame out sent a B-52H Stratofortress into an uncontrolled left roll. The crew was able to recover the aircraft when the bomber was

05/06/2024

Belgium Acquires 17 H145M Light Utility Helicopters from Airbus

29/05/2024

An F-35 crashed near Albuquerque. According to the first reports, the pilot successfully ejected. An F-35 Lightning II aircraft has crashed near

After a long time, we published again a small report on our website, this time its a report from AIRVG2024 organized at ...
17/05/2024

After a long time, we published again a small report on our website, this time its a report from AIRVG2024 organized at the International Airport of Zagreb Croatia. Our main target was to see the mighty MiG-21 before their retirement later this year. Enjoy reading...



ps: expect some more reports in the near future.

AIRVG2024 Zagreb International Airport "dr. Franjo Tuđman'' Croatia On 11th May 2024, the Croatian Air Force ( Hrvatsko ratno zrakoplovstvo ) and the City of Velika Gorica was organizing the event AIRVG2024. The main reason for organizing this event was to promote military aviation in Croatia but a...

25/01/2024

Een transportvliegtuig van de Turkse luchtmacht moest tijdens een oefening een noodlanding maken. Dat kwam door een technisch probleem.

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"Low Approach Aviation Photography" was founded in late 2015 by a small group of Belgian Aviation Photographers. The aim of our group is to publish photo reports on recent aviation events in Belgium, Europe and possibly even other continents. In addition we will pay regular visits to the major aviation museums in the areas we visit and keep an open eye on all other aviation exhibits in the area. On a regular basis new reports will be published on our website www.lowapproach.be.