Farnborough Airshow - the Lightening fighter jet

The video discusses the Lightning aircraft, a deadly fighter ordered by the Royal Air Force, highlighting its role in preserving peace for NATO. Pilots experience flying at twice the speed of sound as routine. The Lightning's efficiency is attributed to its guided missiles and radar, designed to quickly reach targets and engage them. The video explores the experience of flying at high speeds and altitudes, the aircraft's rapid climb, and its readiness for target engagement. It concludes with a demonstration of maneuvers and the aircraft's capability to operate under all weather conditions.

What is the significance of the Lightning's guided missiles and radar?

What altitude does the Lightning reach when it is ready for business?

What can be said about the weather conditions under which sorties can be made?