NATO Tiger Meet 2025, which began on September 21 at Air Base No. 11 in Beja, comes to an end today. It was two intense weeks of training, joint and combined operations, culminating in a closing ceremony presided over by the Air Commander,(...)

Tactical Air Controllers and Air Surveillance and Identification Operators from the Air Force played a key role in the NATO Tiger Meet 2025 (NTM25) exercise, ensuring the coordination, planning, and control of missions conducted from Air Base No.(...)

For the second time since the start of the NATO Tiger Meet 2025 (NTM25), Air Base No. 11 in Beja opened its doors to aviation enthusiasts and photography lovers. Throughout the day, visitors had the opportunity to watch the take-offs and(...)

Squadron 552 – “Zangões” and Squadron 751 – “Pumas” carried out a Convoy Escort mission in collaboration with TACP as part of NATO Tiger Meet 2025. In this mission, a Portuguese EH-101 Merlin and AW119(...)

This year's edition of the prestigious international NATO Tiger Meet exercise, which runs from Beja Air Base No. 11 until October 3, stands out for its innovative integration of images obtained by very high-resolution satellites, which will(...)

Squadron 751 – “Pumas” carried out, during NATO Tiger Meet exercise, a Target Vehicle Checkpoint (TVCP) mission with Army Special Operations. The main objective of this mission is to simulate the capture of a high-value target(...)