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Why America’s Air Superiority Fighter Jet Has Such A Grim Future

While the lack of a production line may make the F-22 future look grim, the bigger threat is being replaced by the F-47.

While the lack of a production line may make the F-22 future look grim, the bigger threat is being replaced by the F-47.

The Saab Gripen is not integrated into NORAD, and its ability to fulfill Canadian NORAD requirements is questionable and opaque.

This could have large impacts on the European defense industry.

Training modern fighter jet pilots in the United States can cost well over $10 million, meaning these are incredibly valuable specialists.

While China is rapidly developing an impressive range of new stealthy-looking aircraft, the US remains ahead.

Why around a third of F-5 Tiger IIs remain in service with air forces around the world and the family became one of Northrop’s most popular.

While China’s fighter jet exports remain limited, it is offering a growing selection of high-end fighters at a time when Russia struggles.

Fighter pilots in Switzerland earn the most, followed by other Western European states, while Eastern Europe is much lower, but conflicts boost.

Fighter pilots in Switzerland earn the most, followed by other Western European states, while Eastern Europe is much lower, but conflicts boost.