A Discount for the P-16 to Mark the Swiss Air Force’s Founding Day!
The history of the Swiss Air Force began on July 31st 1914, with the First World War. Switzerland remained neutral throughout all of its neighbors’ conflicts. During the Second World War, its aircraft repeatedly intercepted violators of its airspace, both from the Axis and the Allies. Today, the Swiss Air Force remains relatively small but well-equipped. The FFA P-16 is available at a 30% discount for 6,363 Golden Eagles!When: From July 30th (11:00 GMT) until August 3rd (11:00 GMT).Where: Germany > Aviation > Premium vehicles.After the promotion ends, the FFA P-16 will remain available at the full price of 9,090 Golden Eagles. [carousel autoadvance="true"][/carousel]About this aircraftThe P-16 (rank VI) is a typical mid-1950s fighter with no significant flaws. Its strengths include powerful 30 mm nose-mounted cannons and the possibility of using Flz Lwf 63 air-to-air missiles (the Swiss designation for the AIM-9 Sidewinder) in its armament loadout. It also features strong ground strike ability with an internal rocket bay!

The history of the Swiss Air Force began on July 31st 1914, with the First World War. Switzerland remained neutral throughout all of its neighbors’ conflicts. During the Second World War, its aircraft repeatedly intercepted violators of its airspace, both from the Axis and the Allies. Today, the Swiss Air Force remains relatively small but well-equipped.
When: From July 30th (11:00 GMT) until August 3rd (11:00 GMT).
Where: Germany > Aviation > Premium vehicles.
After the promotion ends, the FFA P-16 will remain available at the full price of 9,090 Golden Eagles.
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About this aircraft
The P-16 (rank VI) is a typical mid-1950s fighter with no significant flaws. Its strengths include powerful 30 mm nose-mounted cannons and the possibility of using Flz Lwf 63 air-to-air missiles (the Swiss designation for the AIM-9 Sidewinder) in its armament loadout. It also features strong ground strike ability with an internal rocket bay!
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