The flight between mountains of Spanish EF-18 fighters in the 'Mach Loop' of Greece

Five years ago I told you here about the "Mach Loop" in Wales, one of the best places in the world to see fighter planes at low altitude.

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Greece has a similar place in the northwest of the Peloponnese Peninsula, a canyon known among spotters (aircraft photographers) as the "Greek Mach Loop". During the annual Iniochos exercises organized by the Greek Air Force, which take place at the Air Tactics Center of the Andravida base, that canyon becomes an excellent place to photograph and record fighter planes from different countries , among them the old Greek F-4E Phantom II, a model that is already difficult to see elsewhere.

At the beginning of April, personnel from the 46th Wing of the Spanish Air Force traveled to Greece from the Gando Air Base, in Gran Canaria, to participate in this year's Iniochos exercise. The Spanish military personnel flew in an Airbus A400M Atlas from the 31st Wing and several EF-18A+ from the 46th Wing also flew to Greece.

A British spotter I follow on YouTube, Dafydd Phillips, posted a video last Saturday in which it shows Spanish EF-18A+ Hornet fighters from the 46th Wing in the "Greek Mach Loop", specifically the C.15-82 (46-10) and the C.15-83 (46 -eleven). The 46th Wing, based in Gando (Gran Canaria) participates in this year's exercise along with fighters from other countries. In the video we see first the two Spanish EF-18A+, followed by Greek F-4E and F-16, a French Rafale, a Romanian F-16 and a Saudi Eurofighter:

A Greek spotter, Gvlacom, recorded another of the Spanish EF-18A+ from the 46th Wing participating in this exercise, the C.15-93 (46-21), taxiing and taking off at the Andravida air base:

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Main photo: Dafydd Phillips.