First impression
First flying in 1972, this air superiority fighter boasts an undefeated combat record of over 100 victories and zero losses.
Quick identification
How to identify the F-15 Eagle
First flying in 1972, this air superiority fighter boasts an undefeated combat record of over 100 victories and zero losses.
Wing
Delta, swept, or variable-geometry planform depending on mission role.
Engines
Single or twin engines; intake position and shape vary by airframe design.
Reference data
F-15 Eagle specifications
Use proportions and configuration as supporting clues; exact weights, range and cabin layouts vary by operator.
- Length
- 19.4 m
- Wingspan
- 13.1 m
- Max take-off weight
- 30.8 t
- Ferry range
- 3,900 km
- Crew
- 1
Representative F-15C figures; the F-15 family includes several substantially different variants.
Source: U.S. Air Force aircraft fact sheets ↗What should you check first?
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- First impression: First flying in 1972, this air superiority fighter boasts an undefeated combat record of over 100 victories and zero losses.
- Wing: Delta, swept, or variable-geometry planform depending on mission role.
- Engines: Single or twin engines; intake position and shape vary by airframe design.
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