In a statement, officials say the Mirage F1 aircraft, which operated out of Luke Air Force Base, was on a routine training mission before the crash.

The French-built Mirage F1 was flying out of Luke Air Force Base in the Phoenix suburb of Glendale on Feb. 10 on a mission to help train military fighter pilots from the training base.

Moments after taking off from Nellis Air Force Base on May 24 a Dassault Aviation Mirage F-1, owned and piloted by Draken US, crashed in the backyard of a Las Vegas home.

The Mirage F1, operated by a military contractor, was flying out of Luke Air Force Base on Feb. 10 on a mission to help train military fighter pilots.

Here’s what we have written in the past article about the first Mirage F1 in digital paint scheme: In 2017, Draken International announced the procurement of 22 Mirage F1M and F1B fighter jets.

Airborne Tactical Advantage Company released the following statement: “Today, an ATAC Mirage F1 fighter aircraft supporting military flight training at Luke Air Force Base was destroyed when it ...

The Mirage F1 is a 16 ton interceptor that can only carry two tons of weapons. With modern electronics and missiles, it would still be a formidable air defense aircraft.

The two Libyan Air Force Mirage F1s that had landed in Malta International Airport on Feb. 21, 2011, after refusing to attack unarmed civilian protesters ...

This F1 Mirage was built by the Dassault Aviation S.A, a French aviation manufacturer founded in 1931 by engineer and industrialist Marcel Dassault (born Marcel Ferdinand Bloch) under the name ...

She improves upon the F1 in terms of compactness (somewhat analogous to the compactness of the F-16), air-to-ground capabilities, and a digitalized cockpit.

Draken US confirmed the unnamed pilot’s death in a statement from Nellis Air Force Base. The pilot was the sole person on board the Dassault Mirage F1 aircraft.

Draken International's regenerated Dassault Mirage F1 aircraft will start adversary air services for the US Air Force in 2020. (Draken International) ...