The Eurofighter Typhoon (English: general name: European Typhoon, other name: EF-2000) is a dual-engine, delta-wing, duck-shaped layout, high mobility multi-purpose fourth generation and half fighter designed by the Eurofighter company (Britain, Germany, Italy and Spain).
The Typhoon fighter, the French Dassault Rafale fighter and the Swedish Saab JAS-39 fighter are known as the "Three men" of Europe because of their excellent performance.
The Typhoon is a twin-engine, delta-wing, canard multi-role fighter jointly built by Britain, Germany, Italy and Spain. Five to six hundred Typhoons have been sold since they entered service.