Iron Eagle

Iron Eagle is a 1986 film starring Jason Gedric and Louis Gossett Jr. When his father is captured by a despotic Middle Eastern dictator, young Todd Masters (Gedric), already an experienced pilot, enlists the help of Colonel "Chappy" Sinclair to effectively steal two F-16s and attempt a rescue. Sinclair agrees to let Masters join him in the mission. Much like it's successor, Top Gun, the film features a rock n' roll soundtrack.

F-16 Falcon
Both single seat F-16A models, and 2-seat F-16Bs appear in the film. F-16As are used by USAF Colonel Ted Masters and his wingman in the first scene of the film, when Masters is shot down in a dogfight. F-16Bs are then flown by Doug Masters and Chappy Sinclair to rescue Colonel Masters, though bad editing sees the planes mysteriously "change" into F-16As. Though presented as USAF planes, the F-16s used here are Israeli Air Force airframes, and use IAF paint schemes.

IAI Kfir
Identified as MiG-23s and flown by the enemy pilots encountered by Masters and Sinclair. Kfirs would appear again as MiG-23s, both on screen in Iron Eagle 2, and in real life, when they were leased by the USMC and flown in DACT.