On October 16th 1952, the French Vautour II aircraft made its maiden flight. Its derivative, the Vautour IIN, an all-weather interceptor, served for a long time as France’s air defense aircraft. In Israeli service, it saw combat from 1967 to 1972. Today, eight Vautour IINs can be found in museums across France, and another one is in the Israeli Air Force Museum.

The Vautour IIN is temporarily available for Golden Eagles and has a 30% discount!

The Vautour IIN (rank VI) is available for 5,992 Golden Eagles.

About this aircraft

• The Vautour IIN is ready to surprise you with its payload! It can carry up to 4,400 kg, from 5 kg SNEB Type 23 rockets to the huge 520 kg AS-30 Nord guided missiles and bombs of various calibers. Despite being a bomber by class, it’s well armed for air defense too. It also has four 30 mm cannons!