On July 12th 1961, the A-4E attack aircraft took to the skies for the first time. This aircraft was a more modern version of the A-4 Skyhawk, featuring improved avionics, a more powerful engine, and as many as six hardpoints for secondary weapons. A total of five hundred of this version were built. On September 29th 1967, the first batch of Skyhawks arrived at the port of Haifa. These aircraft served Israel for as many as 48 years until 2015.
The A-4E returns for Golden Eagles and is here to stay!
The A-4E attack aircraft returns to the game and will not go away! And until July 14th (11:00 GMT), it can be purchased with a 30% discount for 6,237 Golden Eagles.
When: From July 11th (11:00 GMT).
Where: Israel > Aviation > Premium vehicles.
About this aircraft
The A-4E (rank VI) has the speed and armament to take on enemy fighters, and its 60 countermeasures ensure it can counter air-to-air missiles. Its real strength is attacking bases and ground targets, as it can carry up to 8,500 lb and has access to a varied array of bombs, rockets and gun pods.
That’s not an afterburner, they’re detachable boosters. You can play around with them in the test flight. They’re usually employed during take-off to assist with heavy load-outs, but it seems for the sake of the graphic here they’re being shown engaged mid-flight.
Oh I know about the A-4’s boosters, plenty of sim matches before the new airfields where I had to use them while praying I would not run out of airspeed, altitude, and ideas at the same time once the field ended. Still have to raz them for the picture though
