675 x 450, 41k
 
675 x 450, 39k 
 
675 x 450, 17k 
 
675 x 450, 16k 
The VJ-101 C X1 at the German international airshow ILA 1964 in Hannover. Close-up of the RB 145 engines on the right wing. VJ-101 C X1 vertical take-off during the ILA. VJ-101 X1 in hover flight.
 
  
675 x 450, 33k 
  
680 x 350, 30k 
  
675 x 450, 42k 
  
675 x 450, 28k 
VJ-101 C X2, mounted on the telescope stand with engines running and landing gear up. VJ-101 C X2 vertical take-off. The VJ-101 C X2 takes off regularly. The VJ-101 X2 in flight.
 
  
675 x 450, 38k 
 
675 x 450, 53k 
 
600 x 450, 26k 
 
675 x 450, 49k 
The VJ-101 X2 in flight. VJ-101 X1 during transition. VJ-101 C X2 vertical take-off with afterburner. VJ-101 C X2 in hover flight with additional supports under the wings to relieve the main gear in case of a hard landing.
 
 
400 x 233, 14k 
 
400 x 170, 8k 
 
400 x 233, 7k 
 
500 x 350, 26k 
VJ-101 C X2 regular take-off. VJ-101 C X1 regular landing with landing parachute open. VJ-101 C X2 during transition. The VJ-101 hovering rig in flight, equiped with three RB 108 engines.
 
 
400 x 280, 19k 
 
350 x 350, 26k 
 
460 x 490, 30k 
 
580 x 250, 26k 
The VJ-101 hovering rig on the ground. The VJ-101 C X1, mounted on the telescope stand. The VJ-101 C X2, mounted on the telescope stand. The VJ-101 C X1 during ground tests.
 
 
380 x 270, 14k 
 
450 x 300, 17k 
 
270 x 300, 13k 
 
450 x 230, 15k 
Close-up of the two engines on the wing ends. Notice the wire grids covering the engine inlets to prevent foreign object damage during ground tests. VJ-101 C X1 vertical take-off. VJ-101 C X2, mounted on the telescope stand, with engines running. Engine covers partially removed. Pivot at the wing end with hydraulic and fuel pipe connections.
 
 
450 x 260, 23k 
 
600 x 470, 50k 
   
Aircraft nose with telemetry equipment. VJ-101 C X1 cockpit close-up.