Which Country is Flying the Most Deadly Fighter Jet in 2024

Which country is flying the most advanced and deadly fighter jet in the skies? Check out today's epic new video that reveals the top 10 fighter planes currently in operation. Which country will dominate the sky in 2024? Find out right here!

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[FelipeScheuermann]

Why the Gripen isnt on this list? Supercruise, AESA radar, good agility, rugged to be used anywhere, cost effective, shares info... not only it should be on the list, but high ranked on it?

[babomberman]

"Would you intercept me? I'd intercept me" -HabitualLineCrosser

Glad they included the hindrances the US gives itself for the F-22 in joint training. We learn almost nothing from "winning."

[caspernilsson]

Gripen E??
AESA Radar, 10 load points, Helmet lock on, 5th gen Radar jamming, radar decoys, share link radar, open manufacturing giving instant technical updates to the jet, can lock on and fire at 10 targets simultaneously, off base road landings and rearm with 6 people in 15min.

It beats a lot on this list..

[Pooky]

Actually... The F22 IS CURRENTLY being upgraded with all of the things you mentioned in its short falls. Open architecture, advanced radar, sensor fusion, and completely new advanced open architecture with the F35s ability to control other platforms to target. This was finally pushed through due to the advanced threat from China and the NGAD needing time to mature. LOCKHEED MARTIN has currently begun i8 upgrades as we speak

[jaredchamberlain]

It’s the US. Didn’t watch the video btw 😂

[fredmdbud]

The graphic labelled "MiG-29" is actually a MiG-25/31 - the MiG-29 is not as boxy and does not have the ventral fins by the exhausts.

[anderswahlgren]

But... Where is the JAS-39 Gripen...? Seriously, it should beat a few on that list.. //Feeling forgotten, Sweden.

[YeetCreeper]

I think that the JAS-39 gripen should have a place on this list, it is good and has some of the best sensor-tech in the world.

[CMB]

The A-6 Intruder was never stealth. It went into service in 1960 and was the Navy's primary strike aircraft during the Vietnam War. You guys probably referred to the A-12 Avenger II. It was supposed to be a flying wing.

[babysipp]

lets just act like the su 57 was actually the JAS 39 Gripen😒

Edit: like as in thats what should've been number 4..

[jerkyz]

Why put the SU-57 at number 4 if you are just going to only talk about how it’s unproven and doesn’t belong there? Weird move considering you developed the list.

[tomashagecranz]

Jas 39 gripen should have been no4 Because of their radar and electronic warfare abilities.

[XimCines]

I would've loved to see the Grippen in this list and a much more serious description of the Su-57.

[deepred]

No mention of the Saab Gripen? Maybe it could warrant an honourable mention.

[joshuaparr]

A little critique: the F/A-18 Super Hornet has rectangular air intakes, unlike the F-18 Hornet shown with round air intake tunnels.

[korp]

bro is trying to be taken seriously, but not even mentioning the Gripen💀

[Nunurbidness]

Can’t wait to see who’s in the pre 24 hours club.

[paulmurray]

Jeez, 30000 lbs?! Just how big is the F-15? After all these years, I've seen some, including the F-16 and B-1B, close up but I've never been close enough to a F-15 to gauge its size. Oh, I'd have included the Gripen before ever dreaming of the SU-57.

[dne]

The F-35 can dominate in close/visual combat. The pilots only need “look” at their targets, and the missiles can lock on. Even under the jet, behind, the pilots can “see through” their jets.

[Wright]

Big thumbs up for throwing in the Starcraft reference... Haha loved it :D