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 The Sultan of Brunei's plane. Most luxurious aircraft in the world, ... 639 × 429 - 46k - jpeg binscorner.com |  Tomb of Sultan Bolkiah, 5th Sultan of Brunei 600 × 450 - 68k - jpg travelblog.org |  The Sultan of Brunei's daughter to wed. The Sultan's fourth daughter, ... 320 × 245 - 48k - jpg hellomagazine.com |  Sultan of Brunei in London England - P 2011. Getty Images 349 × 466 - 59k - jpg hollywoodreporter.com |
 The proclamation puts him in line to become the 30th Sultan of Brunei. 600 × 401 - 95k - jpg mir.com.my |  Sultan and Yang Di-Pertuan of Brunei Darussalam 330 × 277 - 28k - jpg bruneiresources.com |  File:Sultan of Brunei with Janin Erih.jpg. No higher resolution available. 563 × 439 - 151k - jpg en.wikipedia.org |  Photo:Reuters Haji Hassanal Bolkiah, Sultan of Brunei, buttons his jacket ... 950 × 1284 - 265k - jpg ibtimes.com |
 Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah rules Brunei Darussalam since 4 October 1967. 210 × 261 - 14k - jpg mostinterestingfacts.com |  ... 29th Sultan of Brunei and the first Prime Minister of Brunei Darussalam. 400 × 300 - 23k - jpg penangfengshui.blogspo... |  Sultan of Brunei 450 × 788 - 77k - jpeg worldkadreamers.blogsp... |  The garage of the Sultan of Brunei 800 × 530 - 91k - jpg bestfunever.blogspot.com |
 Sultan of Brunei joins UNWTO-WTTC Global Leaders for Tourism Campaign 495 × 330 - 38k - jpg travidition.com |  ... Sultan Haji Hassanal Bolkiah Mu'izzaddin Waddaulah, the Sultan of Brunei 804 × 1075 - 147k - jpeg planetrulers.com |  Sultan of Brunei 590 × 443 - 135k - jpg articles.businessinsid... |  And speaking of the McLaren F1 ñ the Sultan has five. Thatís FIVE. 350 × 234 - 24k - jpg autotrader.co.uk |
 The 29th Sultan of Brunei is ... 200 × 200 - 18k - jpg forbes.com |  Jade Goody and the Sultan of Brunei's son Prince Azim's close friendship ... 337 × 400 - 80k - jpg 1426.blogspot.com |  Sultan-of-Brunei's-cars-2.jpg ... 550 × 413 - 55k - jpg luxurylaunches.com |  The Sultan of Brunei's rotting supercar collection 300 × 362 - 55k - jpg jalopnik.com |
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The F-16A first flew in 1975, followed by the F-16B (Battleland once sat in a B-model backseat for a stomach-tickling ride), F-16C. F-16D, F-16E, F-16F, F-16I, F-16IN, F-16N, F-16Q, and now: the F-16V. Manufacturer Lockheed Martin announced the V-model – for Viper, the plane’s pilot-generated nickname (officially it’s the Fighting Falcon, but c’mon, admit it: Viper is a cooler name) – on Wednesday at the Singapore Air Show. Like a ’57 Chevy that keeps getting better with age, the V version will feature an active electronically-scanned array radar and upgraded avionics (new variants generally indicate an improved plane, one that can carry two people, or one optimized for a specific mission or sale to a specific country).
“We believe this F-16V will satisfy our customers’ emerging requirements and prepare them to better interoperate with the 5th generation fighters, the [Lockheed-built] F-35 and [Lockheed-built] F-22,” Lockheed’s George Standridge said. The F-16 is the world’s best-selling 4th-generation fighter. Nearly 4,500 of them have flown with 26 air forces (they’re so popular they’re even being (non-Lockheed-) built in…China). Not bad for a plane that first lifted off from the runway outside its Fort Worth factory 36 years, two months, and eight days ago.
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