NATO’s Baltic Air Policing (BAP) Mission: Portuguese and Romanian Jets' Over Lithuania
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Portuguese and Romanian Air Force F-16 Fighting Falcons, are helping shield the skies over Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania as part of NATO’s Baltic Air Policing (BAP) mission.
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Portuguese and Romanian jets assigned to Baltic Air Policing fly over Lithuania
LITHUANIA
05.22.2023
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Baltic Air Policing was established to secure the skies over the Baltic countries, which don’t have fighters capable of intercepting unknown air contacts. To cover their Allies, several NATO countries send jets to air bases in Lithuania and Estonia, where they are on standby for any contingency.
Air policing is a peacetime activity that takes place 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. When NATO Combined Air Operations Centres (CAOCs) detect air traffic that isn’t responding to hails, they can scramble jets to intercept and visually identify the aircraft.
Footage includes air-to-air shots of Portuguese and Romanian jets.
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Portuguese and Romanian jets assigned to Baltic Air Policing fly over Lithuania
LITHUANIA
05.22.2023
Synopsis
Baltic Air Policing was established to secure the skies over the Baltic countries, which don’t have fighters capable of intercepting unknown air contacts. To cover their Allies, several NATO countries send jets to air bases in Lithuania and Estonia, where they are on standby for any contingency.
Air policing is a peacetime activity that takes place 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. When NATO Combined Air Operations Centres (CAOCs) detect air traffic that isn’t responding to hails, they can scramble jets to intercept and visually identify the aircraft.
Footage includes air-to-air shots of Portuguese and Romanian jets.
Film Credits: Courtesy Video
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