DescriptionNew RAF Tanker Aircraft Voyager at the Royal International Air Tattoo, Fairford MOD 45152973.jpg
English: The new Voyager tanker aircraft is pictured at the Royal International Air Tatoo in Fairford, Gloucestershire.
The RAF’s largest ever aircraft, Voyager was flown by an RAF pilot at the Royal International Air Tattoo, Fairford for its first public appearance.
Fourteen Voyager aircraft and a complete support package are being provided to the RAF under a 27 year £10.5Bn Private Finance Initiative contract signed with the AirTanker consortium.
In addition to the aircraft, the service will provide training and maintenance, and brand new purpose-built buildings at RAF Brize Norton, the RAF’s air transport hub.
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The new Voyager tanker aircraft is pictured at the Royal International Air Tatoo in Fairford, Gloucestershire.The RAF’s largest ever aircraft, Voyager was flown by an RAF pilot at the Royal International Air Tattoo, Fairford for its first public appearance.Fourteen Voyager aircraft and a complete support package are being provided to the RAF under a 27 year£10.5Bn Private Finance Initiative contract signed with the AirTanker consortium.In addition to the aircraft, the service will provide training and maintenance, and brand new purpose-built buildings at RAF Brize Norton, the RAF’s air transport hub.