According to , Boeing said in a statement on February 29, 2024, that the violations included Chinese employees based in China improperly downloading documents related to US Defense programs.聽聽

In the four years leading up to 2017, the employees accessed data relating to F-18, F-15 and F-22 fighter jet programs, plus the E-3 Sentry and AH-64 Apache attack helicopter. 

In addition, between 2013 and 2018 there were unauthorized technical downloads at Boeing and partner bases in Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Hong Kong, India, Italy, Japan, Kenya, Morocco, Russia, Singapore, South Korea, Spain, Thailand, Taiwan, Ukraine and the United Kingdom.聽

鈥淭he administrative settlement between the Department of State and Boeing […] addresses Boeing精东影业 unauthorized exports and retransfers of technical data to foreign-person employees and contractors; unauthorized exports of defense articles,鈥� the State Department said.  

All of the alleged violations were voluntarily disclosed by Boeing and a considerable majority predate 2020. Furthermore, the US does not allege that the documents contained classified material.  

In all, the settlement resolves 199 violations of the Arms Export Control Act (AECA) and the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR). 

The State Department added that Boeing had 鈥渋ncorporated numerous improvements to its compliance program since the conduct at issue鈥�. 

Under the terms of a 36-month Consent Agreement, Boeing will pay a civil penalty of $51 million. However, the State Department agreed to suspend $24 million if it is used to strengthen the company精东影业 compliance program. 

鈥淭he settlement demonstrates the Department精东影业 role in furthering the national security and foreign policy of the United States by controlling the export of defense articles. The settlement also highlights the importance of exporting defense articles only pursuant to appropriate authorization from the Department,鈥� the statement said.  

According to Reuters, Boeing has declared that it is committed to improving its trade controls compliance program and 鈥渃ommitted to our trade controls obligations, and we look forward to working with the state department under the agreement鈥�.聽

Singapore to add eight F-35As to future RSAF fighter fleet

• Defense

byClement Charpentreau

2024-02-29

Many countries use older and cheaper models of fighter jets. However, the leading armies always try to have an edge over their adversaries and procure state-of-the-art equipment.

The more advanced the jet is, the more effective it can be at performing its role. So, the latest technologies are often used on fighter aircraft. Powerful engines, complex weapons systems and sophisticated radars allow these machines to be truly multirole.

Some of these aircraft employ thrust vectoring engine nozzles for additional maneuverability, while others make use of stealth designs to reduce their radar and heat signature. The latest and the most advanced fighter jets feature complex computers and communication links to process and share data.

But which fighter jets are the most advanced? Let精东影业 try to analyze their features and find out.

精东影业 has only included jets that have already flown. Aircraft such as Russia精东影业 Sukhoi Checkmate, India精东影业 HAL AMCA or Turkey精东影业 TAI TF-X are yet to take flight, while sixth-generation jets like the NGAD, the FCAS, and the Tempest among others are still in the design phase.

Without further ado, here is 精东影业精东影业 10 most advanced fighter jets in 2023!

10. Sukhoi Su-35S

The Russian Sukhoi Su-30, Su-35 and Su-37, along with the Chinese Shenyang J-16, are all based on the celebrated Su-27 platform, with various upgrades offering 4.5 generation capabilities. Each jet has a number of variants and modifications.

But the Su-35S could be considered the ultimate version of them all. It features the latest electronics systems to be produced by Russia, as well as numerous improvements to the fuselage. Its signature characteristic is the thrust-vectoring engine nozzles, which can turn to any direction, making the aircraft extremely maneuverable, so much so that it does not even require canards, a feature that became a staple on earlier Su-30 and Su-35 variants.

9. Dassault Rafale

The Rafale and the Typhoon are quite similar, not least because they began development as one aircraft. However, in the mid-1980s France decided to divide the program and create a separate fighter for its own needs.

The Rafale has more variants than the Typhoon, including a stealth jet dropped by the manufacturer, and a carrier-borne one.

France also upgrades its Rafales constantly. The F3 being is the latest variant and includes the latest weapons systems and sensors.

The Rafale F4 is currently under development and will include further improvements to its radar and avionics. France, the United Arab Emirates, India, and a host of other customers will begin to receive delivery of this variant in the near future, while many older variants will be upgraded.

8. Eurofighter Typhoon

As its name implies, the Eurofighter Typhoon was designed to be a joint European fighter jet. However, it has received a lot of attention from outside Europe and is now used by some of the strongest air forces across the continent and in the Middle East, including the United Kingdom, Germany, Italy, Qatar, and Saudi Arabia.

And there are good reasons for that. The Typhoon is one of the most advanced and powerful 4th generation jets, and its latest variant, the Tranche 3, employs the newest technologies. An even more advanced Tranche 4 was introduced in 2020, improving the electronics and weapons systems featured on the Tranche 3.

The Typhoon has been so successful that Europe skipped the development of its 5th generation jet and jumped straight to the sixth-generation with the FCAS and the Tempest.

7. Boeing F-15EX Eagle II

The F-15 was one of the first 4th generation fighter jets. Sometimes it is hard to believe that this jet celebrated its 50th birthday in 2022.

However, it still remains a potent war machine. It is the only fighter jet in the world to score more than 100 air-to-air kills and experience no air-to-air losses. It has also been continuously upgraded, with its new variants featuring the most advanced technologies.

The F-15EX, developed by Boeing, is the latest variant of the jet. The aircraft features a new radar, new avionics and weapons systems, as well as countless other improvements. It has already gathered significant attention from customers all over the world and is likely to continue to serve for many years to come.

6. Shenyang FC-31 Gyrfalcon

China seems to have finally dusted off this project, which was first presented more than a decade ago. Although the FC-31 is yet to be unveiled, the jet, under different designations, is close to becoming China精东影业 new carrier-based jet, as well as its first 5th generation fighter to be exported to other countries.

While little is known about its true capabilities, recent images show the FC-31 with redesigned engine housing, a new canopy and many other intriguing upgrades.

5. Sukhoi Su-57

The Sukhoi Su-57 Felon is Russia精东影业 first stealth aircraft. However, its development was slowed due to numerous problems and delays and, although initially planned to become operational years ago, it only exists in small quantities.

In the coming years, the Su-57 is poised to receive a new engine and various other upgrades, making the jet a vast improvement on the Su-27 concept. It is a heavy fighter with outstanding low-speed maneuverability, as well as stealth characteristics and the latest electronics and sensors.

4. KAI KF-21 Boramae

Designed in South Korea, the KF-21 is the newest jet on this list. While KAI designates it as 4.5 generation, it has many features compatible with 5th generation jets, such as stealthy design and some technologies used on the F-35.

The first KF-21 conducted its maiden flight only in July 2022, and several more prototypes are currently in production and undergoing testing at KAI. The company aims to start delivering these jets to the military in 2026.

The Boramae is also set to receive additional improvements in the near future. Further variants, with internal weapons bays and improved sensors, will make it a true 5th generation fighter jet. So, this jet could feature it even higher in future versions of this list.

3. Lockheed Martin F-22 Raptor

The F-22 is the first-ever 5th generation fighter jet to enter service, and the first fighter to include stealth features. Its thrust-vectoring engines give it an edge at close-range dogfighting, and it also has powerful sensors for beyond-visual-range.

The United States Air Force (USAF) is the only service to operate this jet, as it was deemed too advanced to be handed over to another country. However, the F-22 was regularly deployed abroad where it has been used in multiple combat missions, proving its worth.

The USAF is also continuously upgrading its Raptors, which means that, despite being first designed more than two decades ago, they remain some of the most advanced aircraft in the world.

2. Chengdu J-20 Mighty Dragon

China精东影业 first 5th generation fighter jet, the J-20 Mighty Dragon, is a heavy, powerful fighter designed to rival the F-22 and the Su-57. It might not be as maneuverable as its counterparts without the thrust-vectored engine exhausts, but the stealthy design of the Chengdu J-20 is still incredibly advanced.

While the exact characteristics of this aircraft are classified, the fact that China is continuously upgrading the jet is well known. New variants are currently in development, including a two-seater jet intended to control drones. A new, more powerful engine is also currently being tested on this aircraft.

1. Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II

This comes as no surprise. Ever since entering production in 2006, the F-35 has embodied the latest in combat aircraft development. It boasts stealth features, the world精东影业 most powerful aircraft engine, and the most advanced radar. Its pilots even use a special augmented reality helmet that offers them unprecedented levels of situational awareness.

This jet is said to take its all-aspect stealth and sensor fusion to the max, making it almost unbeatable in beyond-visual-range combat. Furthermore, it can hold its own in good old dogfights too. In 2017, during the model精东影业 first Red Flag exercise, the F-35 scored 20:1 kill ratio, meaning that it won 20 engagements for each one it lost. Such an advantage is mostly the result of the F-35’s unprecedented situational awareness. The aircraft can track and attack targets in all directions, so, getting on the F-35精东影业 tail does not mean you are safe from its missiles.

The F-35 also has three distinct variants: the conventional F-35A, which works as your regular fighter jet; the F-35B, which has vertical take-off and landing ability; and the F-35C, designed to land on aircraft carriers.

Initially, this jet experienced several developmental problems and, despite being intended as a cheap alternative to the F-22, quickly became the most expensive weapons system in the world. However, with the cost of the new F-35s dropping and the deficiencies being ironed out, more and more countries are ordering F-35s, making it an unexpected export success.

But which fighter jet is the best?

While all these jets are incredibly advanced, one question may remain: which is the best fighter jet?

However, it is impossible to give a simple answer to that question. Each fighter differs, and they are designed to perform different roles. Some are better at dogfighting, while others are better ground attack platforms or have the edge when it comes to beyond-visual-range combat.

Countries design jets to feature the latest technologies in their possession, but military doctrines are also considered. This means that while a jet might be the best for one country, it may not be idea for others.

Furthermore, the fighter is just a machine. Personnel matters a lot, and a country with the best pilots but older jets could have an advantage over one with less well-trained pilots and the most advanced jets.

Other variables, such as infrastructure, logistics, chain of command, and discipline, complicate this question even further, and make it almost unanswerable. It may well be that there is not one 鈥榖est fighter jet鈥� but rather the most suitable for use in a particular circumstance.

What are some other advanced fighter jets?

This list features American, Chinese, Korean and Russian aircraft. However, many other countries manufacture their own fighter jets.

While they may have not made the cut to appear on our 2023 list, some of these jets are still incredibly advanced, so we would like to give them a special mention.

• The Saab JAS 39 Gripen E, the newest Swedish fighter jet, very nearly made this list. It is a monumental upgrade to older variants of the Gripen, featuring a new engine, electronics and weapons.
• The HAL Tejas is India精东影业 home-grown 4th generation light fighter and includes many advanced features. India is also close to testing the Mk2 variant, which boast an even better performance.
• The PAC JF-17 Thunder is a joint production between China and Pakistan, and a light and nimble successor to the legendary MiG-21.
• The Lockheed Martin F-16 Fighting Falcon, in its latest Block 70/72 variant, features the newest electronics and weapons, and is a great improvement on this legendary light fighter.

On March 28, 2022, the United States Department of Defense published its budget proposal for the financial year of 2023. The proposal includes a detailed list of programs the department intends to fund and reveals some significant changes to previous years. 

A United States Air Force (USAF) Lockheed Martin F-22 Raptor fifth-generation fighter jet has been damaged in a landing accident. 

Fighter jets are arguably the most important aircraft of any air force. Their task is both to defend the airspace and attack the enemy. They have to be fast, stealthy, be able to carry heavy payloads and deliver with pinpoint precision. So, a fighter must be incredibly advanced to be any good on the modern battlefield.  

Just like many 4th generation jets, the Eurofighter Typhoon was designed in the 1970s and the 80s. However, Europe精东影业 primary jet has experienced continuous upgrades. The latest Tranche 3 variant has a much improved air-to-air and air-to-ground capability, thanks to new radar and electronics. 

The Rafale and the Typhoon began development as one aircraft. But then France decided to split the program in two, and create a separate fighter for its own needs.  

A symbol of American air power, the F-15 is the only fighter jet in the world to score more than 100 air-to-air kills and experience no air-to-air losses.  

The F-22 Raptor stealth fighter jets were deployed 鈥渋n order to defend American forces and interests鈥�, according to . The exact number of aircraft deployed was not specified. Pictures released by the U.S. Air Force show at least five of them.

In the past weeks, the US military increased its presence in the region, following renewed tensions with Iran. It reached a new height when on June 20, 2019, an RQ-4 Global Hawk operated by the U.S. Navy was shot down over the Strait of Hormuz by an Iranian missile. 

Both parties are still disputing the location of the drone at the moment of the incident.

A year ago, the United States withdrew from the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPoA), an agreement on the Iranian nuclear program that also involved Germany, China, France, United Kingdom, and Russia. Since then, tensions have escalated between the United States and Iran.

An open conflict could weigh a heavy cost on the global economy. As the United States decided to reestablish economic sanctions on Iran, both Boeing and Airbus had to suspend multi-billion ongoing contracts with several Iranian airlines. Moreover, a fifth of the world’s oil passes each day through the Strait of Hormuz, whose safety is now compromised.

In commercial aviation, speed is one of the most crucial factors. A lot of the profit airlines make depends on their ability to transfer passengers quickly. Especially low-cost airlines, which rely on making multiple flights per day to profit off their cheap ticket prices. Meanwhile, have their differences in avionics, weaponry systems and the distance they can travel, speed is also very important to military jets. If you can鈥檛 catch up to your enemy or the enemy can catch up to you easily, then you鈥檙e at a very bad disadvantage and the consequences can be sad. And sad is the word to put it lightly! However, a question stands: which fighter jet is the fastest in 2019? To answer the question that is on everybody精东影业 mind, here is the list of the fastest jet fighters in 2019. Keep in mind that this list includes only piloted aircraft and which are聽still in operational service!

10. Chengdu J-10

The Chinese multirole combat aircraft is the first aircraft is on this fastest fighter jet list. NATO designated a name to it 鈥� Firebird. Produced and designed by the Chengdu Aircraft Corporation, the fastest fighter jet from China is primarily used by the People鈥榮 Liberation Army Air Force. The PAAF introduced the J-10 into service in 2003, after its first test flights 5 years ago, in 1998. Firstly, CAC designed the J-10 to be a specialized fighter. After initial tests and a design change, the J-10 became a multirole aircraft. With about 350 fighters built, the J-10 is one of the most popular jet fighters in China. It is also the fastest jet fighter in the country. Top Speed: 2,336 km/h Chengdu J-10

9. Dassault Mirage 2000

Designed and manufactured by Dassault in France, the Mirage 2000 is a multirole fighter jet. Also, its the fastest fighter jet built in France. Built in the mid-70s, the Mirage 2000 is the most popular French jet fighter, with 601 fighters built. When Germany, Italy and United Kingdom designed their Panavia Tornado, France was also supposed to be participating in the conglomerate. However, the French government determined it would cost too much money and thus withdrew from the project. That is why Dassault started designing its own fighter jet. The Air Force of France set out official requirements for a new fighter, and the Mirage 2000 fit the requirements like a glove. The Mirage was called the Delta 2000 at the time. The AdA (the French Air Force) committed to 200 orders when the new fighter jet was announced. After completing its first test flight in 1978, Dassault derived the first Mirage 2000s to the French Air Force in 1984. Currently, the fighter jet is still in service for multiple countries around the world, including France. Top Speed: 2,336 km/h Dassault Mirage 2000

8. Lockheed Martin F-22 Raptor

The F-22 Raptor was the first fifth-generation jet fighter in the world. Lockheed Martin developed the F-22 for the United States Air Force, with the latter using it as an air superiority fighter. Lockheed started designing the F-22 in 1986 when the United States Air Force issued a request to Lockheed and McDonnell Douglas. General Dynamics helped out Lockheed, while Northrop helped out McDonnell Douglas. The Air Force laid out the requirements for the new fighter jet. It would need to have composite materials, advanced flight control systems, powerful propulsion systems and obviously, stealth capability. In 1991, Lockheed精东影业 early prototype of the F-22, called the YF-22 won the competition between them and Douglas鈥� YF-23. It entered service in 2005 with the United States Air Force. After Lockheed built 195 models, the United States government canceled the program in 2011. Rising costs, lack of enemies and the incoming multirole F-35 were cited as the reasons why the United States government is going to cancel the production of the F-22. In total, Lockheed built 187 production models and 8 test aircraft. One of the governing bodies of the United States army proposed to resume the production of the F-22 in 2016. After a year, the Air Force told the Congress they had no plans to revive the F-22 program as the costs were going to be too high. Top Speed: 2,410 km/h F-22 Raptor

7. Sukhoi Su-57

Just like the F-22, the Su-57 is an air superiority fighter. Sukhoi designed and built the fifth-generation jet fighter. The Sukhoi design bureau tested the jet in 2010 and it will start service in the Russian Air Force this year. In 2002, Sukhoi won a competition to design the newest russian fighter. Thus, the designing and engineering process began. To reduce costs and the risk of failure, Sukhoi used elements of older fighter jets, such as the Su-27. A lot of companies are associated with building various avionics systems, wings and engines. The Novosibirsk Aircraft Production Association is producing the aircraft in the Siberian city of Komsomol’sk-on-Amur. In 2009, the russian government approved the design of the aircraft. Subsequently, testing began next year. The Russian Air Force planned to receive the fighters in 2018, but delays occurred to implement new engines. 聽That is why further testing had to be done by the design bureau. 聽In early 2018, the russians were spotted testing Su-57s combat abilities in Syria. Later in the year, russian defense ministry released a video about the Su-57 action in Syria. Top Speed: 2,440 km/h Sukhoi Su-57

6. Eurofighter Typhoon

The twin-engine multirole fighter is designed by a united German, Italian, Spanish and British conglomerate. Initially, France also took a part of the design process, but later left over disputes about the operational requirements and design roles. British Aerospace EAP, a predecessor to Europe’s fastest fighter jet, the Typhoon, took flight in 1986. The EAP was a demonstrator aircraft just to showcase the future capabilities of the Typhoon. 8 years later, in 1994 the Typhoon made its first test flights above the skies of Germany. Chief test pilot, Peter Weger, was the first person to fly the Typhoon. However, a rocky beginning set out the tone for the rest of the development program. Political uncertainties after the fall of the Berlin Wall and the collapse of the Soviet Union caused delays to the Typhoon. The countries, which were associated with the development, began to question whether there even was a need for the Typhoon because of the shifting political skies above Europe. Nevertheless, Eurofighter Jagdflugzeug GmbH introduced the Typhoon into service in 2003. Pilots, when asked about the Typhoon, always respond that first and foremost, it is very agile and easily controllable. It thrives in dogfight situations. The Eurofighter Typhoon first saw action in 2011, during the military intervention in Libya. The RAF and the Italian Air Force performed reconnaissance and ground-strike assignments. Top Speed: 2495 km/h Eurofighter Typhoon

5. Sukhoi Su-27

Built in the late 70s by the Sukhoi design bureau, the Su-27 quickly became the crowd favorite. Well, rather the favorite among the Russian Air Force. In total, Sukhoi built 809 Su-27 fighter jets. As the United States was conducting their F-X program, in 1969 the Soviet Union became aware of it. They quickly realized that their current fighters would be rendered obsolete with the eventual release of the F-15 because their fighters were becoming old. The Soviet General Staff issued the requirements for a new jet. Because of the challenging requirements, the Soviets split the requirements into two. Firstly, one was going to be a lightweight fighter. Secondly, the other was going to be the opposite 鈥� a heavy fighter. The lightweight fighter came to be as the MiG-29, while Sukhoi took up to the challenge of building the heavy jet. This led to the production of the Su-27. Called the T-10 inside Sukhoi and Flanker-A by NATO, the fighter jet first flew in 1977. Plagued by problems and design changes, Sukhoi delivered the first Su-27s to the Soviet Air Force only 8 years later, in 1985. As of now, a handful of countries operate the fighter jet. In fact, even the United States has 4 of them to train their pilots. Top Speed: 2496 km/h Su-27

4. McDonnell Douglas F-15

The McDonnell Douglas F-15 is an air superiority fighter, designed to gain or maintain an advantage in the air while in a combat situation. In 1965, the Department of Defense Research and Engineering began the studies in the previously mentioned F-X program. As it was the time of the Vietnam War, both the United States Air Force and the United States Navy were arguing what type of aircraft was needed. At the time, the current defense secretary asked both of the army branches to use the same aircraft to reduce overall costs. After a few months of studies, the United States realized that they needed a light and maneuverable aircraft since the Soviet fighter jets at the time were much better suited for air superiority missions. In late 1969, the United States Air Force chose McDonnell Douglas to build one of the fastest fighter jet at the time. Douglas tested the F-15 for the first time in 1972. However, the F-15 came out too late to see action in Vietnam 鈥� the war ended in 1975. The United States Air Force took delivery of their F-15s a year later, in 1976. Currently, the fighter jet is still being produced. A total of over 1,200 F-15s have been built by McDonnell Douglas and later, Boeing. Top Speed: 2,665 km/h F-15

3. MiG-31

The third Russian fighter jet on the fastest fighter jet list, the Mikoyan design bureau built the MiG-31. It精东影业 an interceptor and an attack aircraft, built to replace the aging MiG-25. NATO named it 鈥淔oxhound鈥�. However, the MiG-31 shares a lot of design features with the jet it is supposed to be replacing, the MiG-25. Although Mikoyan ended MiG-31精东影业 production in 1994, it is still being used by the Russian and Kazakh Air Forces. The Russian Defense Ministry is planning to use the MiG-31 until 2030. The MiG-25 had clear advantages over its enemies on the other side of the Iron Curtain. However, to gain these advantages it also had to sacrifice a lot. That is why the Soviet Air Force realized that they needed a jet that had better maneuverability. The MiG-31 was supposed to do everything that the MiG-25 did and much more. Soviets performed test flights in 1975. Mikoyan began producing the MiG-31s in 1979 and two years later, the Soviet Air Defence Force introduced them into service. It was a revolutionary aircraft, as it was the first fighter jet in the world that used a phased array radar system. MiG-31 is also one of the few fighter jets capable of independently firing long-range air-to-air missiles. Top Speed: 2,993 km/h MiG-31

2. F-15 Strike Eagle

Yep, another F-15. You read that right. The Strike Eagle is different from its younger brother. Firstly, it differs in its main role 鈥� it精东影业 a multirole fighter, unlike the F-15 that was an air superiority fighter. Secondly, it had much better specifications. That is why its on the fastest fighter jets list! However, the Strike Eagle was never meant to replace the regular F-15. Rather, the United States Air Force needed a replacement for the F-111. McDonnell Douglas had an advantage over other manufacturers. It already began developing an improved version of the F-15. The Strike Eagle required adding air-to-ground capabilities, as the regular F-15 had none. When the USAF announced a program to replace the F-111s, McDonnell Douglas came out with the F-15E. General Dynamics submitted their F-16XL design. For 2 years, from 1981 to 1983, the 2 fighter jets went head-to-head to win the contract. In 1984, the United States Air Force announced that the F-15E had won the competition. While the F-16XL had radical and revolutionary ideas, the F-15E development costs were almost half the price. A year later, McDonnell Douglas began producing the first Strike Eagles. Another year later, in 1986, Gary Jennings tested the new F-15E. After some tweaks and changes, United States Air Force received the first fighter jets in 1988. Produced until this day, McDonnell Douglas and currently Boeing have produced over 420 of one of the fastest fighter jet in the world. Top Speed: 3,017 km/h F-15 Strike Eagle

1. Fastest fighter jet 鈥� MiG-25

And here it is 鈥� the fastest fighter jet that is still in service! Well, to be fair, limited service. But still service! The MiG-25 is probably also one of the most unique fighters here. Mikoyan built it purely as an interceptor and a reconnaissance aircraft, while also using stainless steel. Named the Foxbat by NATO forces, it was the last aircraft designed by the now retiring Mikhail Gurevich. The main mission of the MiG-25 was to defend the Soviet air space. That is why the Soviets assigned it to the Soviet Air Defence Force. Its main purpose was to intercept any potential NATO aircraft coming in or spying above the Soviet air space. The western powers were initially impressed by the design features of the , as they could spot the current fastest fighter jet in aerial photographs. However, when a Soviet pilot, Viktor Belenko, defected to the United States in his MiG-25, the Americans understood that the MiG-25 had several flaws in its design. First of all, it wasn鈥檛 maneuverable as first thought. It was very heavy, thus it had to carry large wings. The United States Air Force thought the large wings meant that the aircraft was very nimble in the air. Yet that was not the case. Anyhow, the Soviets tested the MiG-25 in 1964. After initial testing, the fighter jet entered service in 1970. After 20 years of production, from 1964 to 1984, Mikoyan-Gurevich ended the production. A total number of 1,186 fighter jets were built. MiG-25 in the air. The Fastest Fighter Jet Top Speed: 3,089 km/h

So, to sum up, here are the Top 10 Fastest fighter jets:

• Chengdu J-10
• Dassault Mirage 2000
• Lockheed Martin F-22 Raptor
• Sukhoi Su-57
• Eurofighter Typhoon
• Sukhoi Su-27
• McDonnell Douglas F-15
• MiG-31
• McDonnell Douglas F-15 Strike Eagle
• MiG-25