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Which Countries Have Combat Aircraft & Helicopter Export Orders?

The United States has more combat aircraft and helicopters on order for export than all other countries combined.

Hundreds of F-16s are likely to still be produced, with production to remain open for as long as demand exists.

While Iran, India, and Algeria have expressed interest in purchasing Russia’s Su-57, it is unclear if they will.

Until Iran’s new Su-35s arrive, it is left with a few dozen out of date or obsolete operational fighter jets.

The first batch of ten F-16s are now officially confirmed to have arrived in Ukraine and are now defending the country.

While the Mirage 2000 has established a remarkable legacy as a versatile and reliable multirole fighter, the Rafale is more advanced.

In the 1970s, after France imposed an arms embargo, the Israelis built two types of fighter jets based on the French Rafale V.

The Hongdu JL-8 / K-8 offers an affordable jet trainer with light fighter capabilities to many developing countries’ air forces.

The F-22 Raptor remains the world’s most potent and stealthy 5th-generation air dominance fighter jet.

The Senate fully funds the NGAD and F/A-XX sixth-gen fighters, adding more F15EXs and funding other aircraft and systems.