/r/FighterJets
A community for fighter jet enthusiasts, to discuss and research armed, high-performance, fixed-wing combat aircraft, generally small to medium sized, with one or two crewmembers and one or two turbojet or turboprop engines (fighter, attack, CAS, COIN, etc.) and related content, including their armament, tactics, equipment, and units.
A community for fighter jet enthusiasts, to discuss and research armed, high-performance, fixed-wing combat aircraft, generally small to medium sized, with one or two crewmembers and one or two turbojet or turboprop engines (fighter, attack, CAS, COIN, etc.) and related content, including their armament, tactics, equipment, and units.
1. Remember the human Follow the Terms of Service and Reddiquette.
2. No spam, duplicates/reposts, advertisements, or self promotion We do not allow advertising or self promotion. In addition, duplicate posts or reposts within seven (7) days are considered spam and may be removed.
3. No politics, religion or jingoism Please refrain from sharing politics, discussing religion, or displaying excessive bias in judging a particular nation as superior to others.
4. No memes or other low-effort posts Please do not post memes, image macros, jokes, altered/fake/photoshopped images, FlightRadar24 / ADS-B or similar screenshots, or other low-effort content.
5. Stay on topic This community is for researching and discussing fighter jets and other related content, including armament, tactics, equipment, units, etc. Off-topic content includes, but is not limited to, the following: fictional aircraft, toy/model/radio-controlled aircraft, video game/AI or similar captures/renders. Please read the complete rules and guidelines in the wiki for more details.
6: No Identification Of Unknown Aircraft. Please keep the identification of unknown aircraft to other, specifically made for this purpose, subreddits such as /r/aircraftrecognition, /r/namethatplane, /r/planeidentification, /r/whatisthisplane, /r/whatplaneisthis. This also includes "challenges" regarding the identification of aircraft.
7. No links to YouTube/TikTok/Instagram/Twitch/Off-Site Video Webhosting Please do not post links to YouTube/TikTok/Instagram/Twitch/etc. videos. Please upload videos directly to Reddit.
8. Use Descriptive Titles and the Appropriate Flair All posts must have a descriptive title and an appropriate flair. When posting a link to an article, please use the article's headline as the post's title, rather than your own interpretation of the content.
9. Moderator Discretion Moderators reserve the right to approve, remove, lock or otherwise deal with any post or comment at our discretion. Moderators reserve the right to ban users at our discretion. Rules are enforced according to their spirit and not their letter. Users are welcome to appeal moderator actions with respectful arguments, but moderators have the final say in how rules are interpreted and actions carried out.
/r/FighterJets
same pass as my other posts just shorter and clearer
after they went by, a couple car alarms went off lol. sorry for the bad quality
Was a really impressive demo this plane has given at RIAT this year, the sound is also just WOW! Have some pics with the full armed bird that i will post later.
I recently got back into sims and jets, and I was wondering why people keep calling the F-16 “viper”. In the 90’s I would read all about jets and was all over the F-16 Falcon game/sim and its 300 page manual, and I don’t recall at all the name “viper”. I read up on it and saw that apparently it was called “viper” pretty much from the start. Why would I be so clueless about the nickname, did it only become common later on?
Any help would be much appreciated. Also, if possible, were As converted into Cs? Or given the updates and given another name?
Given the level of detail, I hope this doesn’t fall foul of ‘unknown aircraft’ question ban in the rules.
Thanks again!
I'm a plumber so I noticed it right away. I would of assumed that compression, or other unique fittings would be used on a fighter aircraft. Is this common place, or is this the usual Russian shenanigans? Will link video in comments, Timestamp on video: 6:25.
koreans and Indonesians cooked hard on this one... fyi Boramae means "Young Hawk" or "Fighting Hawk " in Korean
Tito's megalomaniacal idia Mountain mig 21 on of the coolest military airport ever
Simple question. Would performance of fighter aircraft be able to be increased significantly if no considerations were necessary for a human pilot? Purely technical with all moral or ethical matters set aside.