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I propose changing the infobox image to a more representative photo. I have one which depicts the full capacity of the Voyager (ie refuelling 2 aircraft at once) and also thorough the more conventional probe and drogue method used by most nations. It is: RAF Voyager KC2 refuels two Tornado GR4.jpg J.Weir3 ( talk) 21:49, 17 November 2023 (UTC) reply