F-15
The F-15 offers the world’s most advanced technologies and delivers more payload to the fight, more speed to target and more range than any fighter in the world.
A Force Multiplier
The F-15 is an affordable, low-risk solution that maintains capacity and adds capability to the U.S. Air Force while preserving the Air Superiority and 澳门棋牌app送彩金homeland Defense missions. Today's F-15 offers next generation technologies including an advanced cockpit, AESA radar, digital electronic warfare suite, the world's fastest mission computer and modern sensors to remain ahead of current and evolving threats. With more speed, more range and more payload, the undefeated F-15 is combat ready today.
Faster, Further & Higher with Unmatched Payload
Advanced Capabilities
Active Electronically Scanned Array (AESA) Radar
The most powerful operational radar in use today, F-15’s AESA radar provides unsurpassed processing power and superior situational awareness to defeat today’s and tomorrow’s threats.
Expanded Weapons Carriage
Added weapons stations 1 & 9 provide increased air-to-air and air-to-ground combat capability. Today’s F-15 can carry up to
29,500 lbs. of payload.
High Power Twin Engine
A more powerful twin engine offers unrivaled speed, acceleration and range. The thrust provided by the F-15's engines enables it to fly faster and farther for unrivaled mission flexibility.
Digital Fly By Wire
F-15’s fly-by-wire controls improve reliability and maintainability by a factor of 5 and increase the pilot’s mission management capabilities.
World’s Fastest Mission Computer
The Advanced Display Core Processor (ADCP) II mission computer processes 87 billion instructions per second to provide real-time access to battlefield information and increase the pilot’s combat effectiveness.
Advanced Electronic Warfare
A fully integrated electronic warfare suite provides a full spectrum of protection and enables dominant engagement of future threats. The F-15 can penetrate modern air defense systems and integrate with sensors to deliver countermeasures for enhanced survivability.
Advanced F-15: Innovation in air superiority
F-15 Customers
Boeing’s F-15 program was initiated at the request of the United States Air Force, which demanded a fighter jet designed to maintain the country’s air superiority. Through its variants, the F-15 has also served that mission internationally with numerous global customers.
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United States
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Japan
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Israel
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South Korea
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Saudi Arabia
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Singapore
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Qatar
Downloadable Resources
F-15 Technical Specifications
| Length | 63.8 ft (19.45 m) |
| Height | 18.5 ft (5.65 m) |
| Wing Span | 42.8 ft (13.05 m) |
| Propulsion | Two P&W F100 or two GE F110 turbofan engines in 29,000 lb (13,154 kg) thrust class with afterburning |
| Weight | 45,000 lb (20, 411 kg) class 81,000 lb (36, 700 kg) max gross takeoff |
| Speed | 1,875 mph (3,017 kph) |
| Armament | F-15A/B/C/D air-to-air: 20mm cannon AIM-120 (AMRAAM) missiles AIM-9 (Sidewinder) missiles AIM-7 (Sparrow) missiles F-15E Air-to-ground: Precision guided munitions Variety of missiles and bombs F-15E Air-to-air: Cannon 8 medium- and short-range missiles Advanced F-15: 12 air-to-air missiles 24 air-to-ground munitions |
Feature Stories
Put to the Test: The Advanced F-15 is ready for the fight
January 31, 2019 in Defense
Test team proves out new capabilities of the Advanced F-15.
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Fast Gas: This Pit Crew's Vehicle Goes 1,875 mph
June 25, 2018 in Technology, Defense
Boeing Test & Evaluation team uses Air Force combat technique to make Advanced F-15 testing more efficient.
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F-15E Tests Fastest Fighter Jet Computer in the World
August 8, 2016 in Defense
The Advanced Display Core Processor II recorded its first flight in a U.S. Air Force F-15E July 8 and proved out what is arguably the fastest fighter jet computer in the world.
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A Pioneer in Aerospace Retires from the Jet She Loves
September 15, 2014 in Defense
Boeing design and flight test engineer Nelda Lee reflects on becoming the first woman to record flying time in an F-15, inspiring a new generation of women in aerospace.
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