Fighter
aircraft |
Here
you can find a list of the main fighters currently being used by several
Armed Forces. The data you can find in the table below should be used
as a reference, for quick consultation, it does not cover the subject
extensively. Here you can also find information about the main fighters
that were used during World War II, known as “warbirds”, the
emblems, insignias and images of the cockpits of these fantastic war Machines,
as well as the links to the official sites belonging to some of the main
Armed Forces: |
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Aircraft |
Origin |
Dimensions
(m) S x L x H |
Weapons |
Weight (Kg) |
Speed (Km/h) |
Range (Km) |
Engines
/ Power(KN) |
Brazil
/ Italy |
8,9
x 13,6 x 4,5 |
3.800 |
13.000 |
1.050 |
3.330 |
01
RR Spey RB168 49 |
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Europe (1) |
10,9
x 15,9 x 5.2 |
9.000 |
23.500 |
2.450 |
3.700 |
02
Eurojet EJ200 90 |
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F-CK-1
Ching Kuo |
Taiwan |
9,0 x 14,2 x 4,4 |
3.900 |
9.525 |
2.205 |
1.100 |
02
ITEC 125-GA 42 |
F-
5E Tiger II |
USA |
8,1
x 14,4 x 4,0 |
3.175 |
11.180 |
1.725 |
3.720 |
02
GE-21 J85 22,2 |
USA |
13,0
x 19,4 x 5,6 |
13.400 |
30.800 |
3.000 |
3.900 |
02
GE F110-129 131 |
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USA |
9,5
x 15,0 x 5,0 |
7.700 |
21.770 |
2.450 |
4.200 |
01
P&W
F100-229 130 |
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USA |
13,6
x 18,3 x 4,8 |
8.000 |
29.930 |
2.205 |
3.330 |
02
GE F414-400 98 |
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USA |
13,6
x 18,9 x 5,0 |
9.000 |
38.000 |
2.750 |
3.220 |
02
P&W F119-100 156 |
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USA |
11
x 15,7 x 4,4 |
8.100 |
29.900 |
1.960 |
2.800 |
01
P&W F135-100 191 |
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Sweden |
8.6
x 15,2 x 4,5 |
7.200 |
16.500 |
2.450 |
4.000 |
01
GE F-414G 98 |
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Harrier
AV-8B |
USA
/ UK |
9,2
x 14,1 x 3,5 |
4.200 |
14.100 |
1.140 |
3.300 |
01
Pegasus F-402 105 |
J-10C
"Firebird" |
China |
9,8
x 16,9 x 5,7 |
5.600 |
19.220 |
2.200 |
4.600 |
01
WS-10B 144 |
J-20A
"Fagin" |
China |
13,0
x 21,2 x 4,7 |
11.000 |
37.000 |
2.450 |
5.500 |
02
WS-10C 147 |
MiG-21
"Fishbed" |
Russia |
7,1
x 14,7 x 4,1 |
2.000 |
9.800 |
2.175 |
1.800 |
01
Soyuz R25-300 70 |
Russia |
11,4
x 17,3 x 4,7 |
5.500 |
26.500 |
2.450 |
3.000 |
02
Klimov RD33K 88 |
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France |
9,1
x 14,4 x 5,2 |
6.300 |
17.000 |
2.450 |
3.330 |
01
Snecma M53P20 98 |
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France |
10,9
x 15,3 x 5,3 |
9.500 |
24.500 |
2.450 |
3.700 |
02
Snecma M88-4e 75 |
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Russia |
15,3
x 22,0 x 5,9 |
8.000 |
34.500 |
2.750 |
4.500 |
02
Saturn AL-41F1 147 |
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Su-57
"Felon" |
Russia |
14,1
x 20,1 x 4,6 |
8.000 |
37.000 |
2.600 |
5.500 |
02
Saturn AL-41F1 147 |
Europe (2) |
13,9
x 16,7 x 5,9 |
9.000 |
27.980 |
2.330 |
3.800 |
02
RB 199-34R 73,5 |
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Notes: > Dimensions: S = wingspan / L = length / H = height > Maximum take-off weight, with weapons and external fuel tanks. > Maximum range, without weapons, with external fuel tanks. > Engine power unit (maximum, with afterburning). > (1) EF 2000 (Eurofighter/Typhoon): joint project United Kingdom, Germany, Italy and Spain. > (2) Tornado: joint project United Kingdom, Italy e Germany. > The names of the Russian and Chinese fighters refer to their designation by NATO > n.a. = not available > Attention: click on the underlined aircrafts in the table above to access a more detailed description. Conversions: > Mach = 1.236 km/h or 0,77 mph (at sea level) > 1 Km = 0,62 miles > 1 m = 3,2 feet > 1 Kg = 2,2 lb > 1 Km/h = 0,62 mph |
Fighter aircraft of the World War II - The Warbirds
Aircraft |
Origin |
Dimensions
(m) S x L x H |
Weight (Kg) |
Speed (Km/h) |
Range (Km) |
Engines
/ Power(hp) |
Dewoatine
D.520 S |
France |
10,2
x 8,6 x 2,6 |
2.675 |
535 |
890 |
Hispano-Suiza
12Y-45 935 |
F-
6F Hellcat |
USA |
13,1
x 10,2 x 4,0 |
6.990 |
620 |
1.675 |
P&W
R2800 2.000 |
Focke Wulf 190 A- 8 |
Germany |
10,5
x 8,8 x 3,9 |
4.900 |
650 |
800 |
BMW
801D 2.000 |
Hawker
Hurricane Mk.II |
United Kingdom |
12,2
x 9,7 x 4,0 |
3.675 |
540 |
1.480 |
RR
Merlin XX V-12 1.280 |
Ilyushin
II- 2 |
Russia |
14,6
x 11,6 x 3,4 |
5.870 |
430 |
600 |
Mikulin
AM38F 1.720 |
JU
87D Stuka |
Germany |
13,8
x 11,5 x 3,9 |
6.600 |
410 |
1.535 |
Jumo
211J 1.410 |
Kawasaki
Ki- 61 Hien |
Japan |
12,0
x 8,9 x 3,7 |
3.470 |
590 |
580 |
Kawasaki
Ha-140 1.180 |
MC
205 Folgore |
Italy |
10,6
x 8,8 x 3,0 |
3.010 |
595 |
765 |
Alfa
Romeo RA1000 1.175 |
Me
Bf 109 G- 6 |
Germany |
9,9
x 9,0 x 2,6 |
3.400 |
690 |
1.000 |
D.Benz
605A V-12 1.455 |
Me
262 A-2 (1) |
Germany |
12,5
x 10,6 x 3,8 |
6.400 |
870 |
1.050 |
02
Jumo 004B (2) |
Mitsubishi
A6M "Zero" |
Japan |
11,0
x 9,1 x 3,6 |
2.733 |
565 |
1.800 |
Nakajima
NK1F 1.130 |
P-
38 Lightning |
USA |
15,8
x 11,5 x 3,0 |
9.790 |
665 |
765 |
02
Allison V-1710 1.600 |
P-
47D Thunderbolt |
USA |
12,4
x 11,0 x 4,3 |
9.390 |
697 |
3.000 |
P&W
R-2800 2.535 |
P-
51D Mustang |
USA |
11,3
x 9,8 x 3,7 |
5.265 |
716 |
1.210 |
RR
Merlin V-1650 1.590 |
Spitfire Mk.IX |
United Kingdom |
11,2
x 9,4 x 3,8 |
4.310 |
655 |
700 |
RR
Merlin 61 V-12 1.720 |
Yakovlev
Yak-1 |
Russia |
10,0
x 8,5 x 2,6 |
3.130 |
530 |
700 |
Klimov
M-105 1.050 |
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Notes: > Dimensions: S = wingspan / L = lenght / h = height > Maximum take-off weight, with weapons. > (1) First jet fighter of the world > (2) Two jet engines, with 8,83 KN each one Conversions: > Mach = 1.236 km/h or 0,77 mph (at sea level) > 1 Km = 0,62 miles > 1 m = 3,2 feet > 1 Kg = 2,2 lb > 1 Km/h = 0,62 mph |
Brazil |
United
States |
China |
Australia |
Chile |
Lebanon |
Colombia |
India |
Saudi
Arabia |
Israel |
France |
Argentina |
Russia |
Greece |
Turkey |
United
Kingdom |
Germany |
Singapore |
Iraq |
Taiwan |
Iran |
Cuba |
South
Korea |
Peru |
Canada |
Morocco
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Spain |
United
Arab Emirates |
Dominican
Republic |
Jordan |
Hungary |
Indonesia |
Egypt |
Pakistan |
South
Africa |
North
Korea |
Netherlands |
Ukraine |
Japan |
Mexico |
Malaysia |
Denmark |
Algeria |
Poland |
Italy |
Venezuela |
Portugal |
Norway |
Croatia |
Oman |
Vietnam |
Angola |
Sweden |
Kuwait |
Belgium |
Czech
Republic |
Qatar |
Slovakia |
Nigeria |
Serbia |