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The Best Jets in the World

The best jets in the world: Frequently we obtain many questions which is the best combatant aircraft in the world. Which is the greatest modern fighter and why. Our Top 3 analysis is based on the combined score of stealthiest, armament, speed, range, maneuverability and technology

The best jets in the world

 1 Lockheed Martin / Boeing F-22 Raptor (USA)

The F-22 Raptor air dominance fighter is almost invisible to radars. This aircraft carries a powerful collection of weaponry. It is the most progressive and most expensive production fighter aircraft to date. Many of sensors and avionics of this plane remain classified. This advanced aircraft was adopted in 2003. It was never offered for export customers, even other allies and NATO countries. Currently it is the best fighter aircraft ever built.

2 Lockheed Martin F-35 (USA)

 

The F-35, is also known as the Lightning II, is a new multi-role fighter. One of its variants, the F-35B completed initial operational capability with the US Marine Corps in 2015.

The F-35 was developed under a Joint Strike Fighter program, which was intended to replace existing aircraft types with a common fighter. In the near future the F-35 will replace the AV-8B, A-10, F-16 and F/A-18 warplanes in service with the US military. Also it is being distributed to a number of countries.

3 Sukhoi Su-57 (Russia)

The Su-57 is a new Russian fighter aircraft. It started life of the PAK FA (or Future Frontline Aircraft System). In 2017 this aircraft conventional a regular Su- description. This new furtive aircraft was designed intended to replace ageing MiG-29 and Su-27 fighters. It can be seen as a Russian answer to the US F-22 Raptor. Development of this aircraft commenced in 2001. A prototype was revealed and made its first flight in 2010. It was planned that in a first batch of 12 pre-production fighters will be delivered to the Russian Air Force. In fact, in a couple of pre-production Su-57 fighters were deployed in Syria. Full-scale production was planned to begin in 2024. Russian Air Force has a requirement for up to 150-200 of these new multi-role fighters.

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