Prieur Gaël
To my knowledge, only three machines have been converted to single-seaters; the rest of the squadron flies two-seaters.
However, I have not found any explanations...
These three machines are "often" photographed in "fuel pump" mode.

Tingo (Tingo) Autor
interesting. please send me photos or links because i would love to read more about them!

Casey Beckett
Hello Tingo - Per Wikipedia...(eyeroll) but only "reference" I could find -

2020s
Since 2023, VFA-103 has acquired some F/A-18E Super Hornet single seater jets in its squadron as well.

And what a surprise, NONE of the external links cited on the Wikipedia page actually work.........

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VFA-103

At THIS site, there are photos of two Echo model single seaters. Side Numbers 212 (May 2024) and 211 (September 2024) OUTSTANDING pictures on the site!

seaforces.org/usnair..ter-Squadron-103.htm

Tingo (Tingo) Autor
Hey, i did some digging and i found some more photos of it! Definitely a cool plane and its even cooler when you realize the skull has an eyepatch over one of the eyes, showing its a single seater. thanks for the help!

Casey Beckett
I agree - A two seat Hornet is just.....wrong😁

Prieur Gaël
For 210
jetphotos.com/photo/11146858

Prieur Gaël
For 212
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