This year’s NATO Tiger Meet was hosted by the 338 Skvadron of the Royal Norwegian Air Force at Ørland MAS, in Norway between May 29 and Jun. 8.
As always, many aircraft sported eye-catching special color schemes or “Tiger” markings, as the following images taken by The Aviationist’s contributor Tony Lovelock show.
Image credit: Tony Lovelock
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