The Eurofighter: Enhancing the European Union's Defence Capabilities

The Eurofighter, a collaborative project by the European Union, serves defense needs for several countries while enhancing technical expertise. It features a twin-engine delta wing design with canards for stability and maneuverability. The aircraft functions as a supersonic interceptor and performs well in close combat. Equipped with Eurojet EJ200 engines, it can supercruise without afterburners. The Typhoon is produced in batches with upgraded capabilities, with 471 units ordered so far.

What is the significance of the Eurofighter for the European Union?

How does the Eurofighter address the stability problem associated with its design?