The F-89D is Temporarily Available at a Discount on its First Flight Anniversary

Northrop first flew the F-89 Scorpion all-weather interceptor on August 16th, 1948. It was the first jet aircraft designed primarily for the interceptor role, the first to carry air-to-air nuclear weapons — the AIR-2 Genie missile — and one of the first to be equipped with air-to-air missiles. The F-89 Scorpion remained in U.S. service until the late 1960s.

The F-89D is temporarily available for Golden Eagles at 30% discount!

The F-89D (rank V) is temporarily available at 30% discount for 5,278 Golden Eagles. You no longer have to own the F-89B to purchase it!

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When: From August 15th (09:00 GMT) until August 18th (09:00 GMT).

Where: USA > Aviation > Premium vehicles.

About this aircraft

• The F-89D is great at high altitudes. Against enemy bombers, it’s ready to launch rockets with a radio fuze, allowing it to hit the target even without a direct hit. The F-89D also has 16 HVAR rockets and 104 FFAR Mighty Mouse rockets.