Summary and Key Points: The F-15 Eagle, a 50-year Air Force staple, is undergoing a dual-path evolution in 2026. -While the ...

Saudi Arabia is the world’s second largest operator of the F-15 Eagle, behind only the US Air Force.

The F-15’s long track record of air-to-air dominance can be attributed to a combination of cutting-edge avionics, superior performance characteristics, powerful weapons, and a well-trained pilot corps ...

RIYADH— Boeing is actively proposing the upgrade of Saudi Arabia’s F-15SA fleet to bring the aircraft to the same standard as the new F-15EX.

The F-15 Eagle is a dominant aircraft, unrivaled in air-to-air combat—still in active service, and credited with over 100 aerial kills without a single loss. The McDonnell Douglas F-15 Eagle is one of ...

The F-15 Eagle is one of the superstars of aviation, and its incredible 104-to-0 air-to-air kill ratio makes it also one of the most successful fighters of all time. The undefeated champion of the ...

With 50 years of service under its belt, its capabilities and effectiveness continue to make the F-15 Eagle one of the most dominant jet fighters in the world. Throughout its service, the F-15 has ...

The F-15 Eagle entered service with the United States Air Force in 1979, and is still used by the U.S. and its many allies. The fighter is an export aircraft, and many countries operate F-15 jets in ...

A passenger in an F-15D ejected on the ground this week at the 104th Fighter Wing in Massachusetts. (Senior Airman Ivy Thomas/U.S. Air Force) An F-15D Eagle flight that was apparently intended to be a ...

Boeing confirmed that the deal for 24 F-15EX will not proceed, with Indonesia meanwhile signing a Letter of Intent to replace ...

Air Force F-15 crews hunting Iranian drones and missiles last year attacked so many of them that they ran out of missiles and seemed to be out of options for those that remained. “If they could have ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A passenger in an F-15D ejected on the ground this week at the 104th Fighter Wing in Massachusetts. (Senior Airman Ivy Thomas/U.S.