F-15 Eagle Detailed Information and Technical Specifications

F-15 Fighter Aircraft General Specifications

F-15 Eagle (Eagle) is a twin-engine, all-weather tactical fighter aircraft manufactured by McDonnell Douglas (now Boeing). Joined in the inventory of the United States Air Force since 1972, this aircraft is designed to intercept and destroy enemy aircraft. The F-15 outperformed many combat aircraft of its era in terms of speed, maneuverability, avionics systems, and weapons carrying capacity.

The main contractor for the F-15 is Boeing, and it has different models. These models include the F-15C, F-15E Strike Eagle and the newest version, the F-15EX. We also see the F-15 aircraft taking on important roles in the air forces of other countries such as Japan, Saudi Arabia and Israel.

Specifications and Performance

The F-15 is known for its impressive performance characteristics. Capable of reaching a maximum speed of Mach 2.5+ (2,655 km/h), this aircraft can reach an altitude of 20,000 meters (65,000 feet). Effective in under-the-radar and high-altitude missions, the F-15 has excellent vertical acceleration thanks to its powerful engines. It can also carry a wide range of weapons and integrate a variety of air-to-air and air-to-ground weapons systems.

Length	7:43 m
Wingspan	13.05 m
Height	5.63m
Max Take-Off Weight	30,845 kg
Max Speed	Mach 2.5+
Ceiling Altitude	20,000m+
Engines	2 x Pratt & Whitney F100

Task Capabilities and Uses

Although the F-15 was developed primarily for the purpose of providing air superiority, it has become a versatile platform. In particular, the F-15E Strike Eagle version is specifically designed for air-to-ground attacks and is known to be highly successful in this role. Thanks to its modernized electronic warfare systems and avionics, the F-15 remains an effective vehicle on the battlefield today.

The F-15 is capable of destroying enemy radars, aircraft, ground targets and naval units. Thanks to its long-range radars and advanced firing systems, it can detect and engage enemy aircraft from long distances.

The Future of the F-15

The United States Air Force has consolidated its place among modern combat aircraft by equipping the F-15EX with the latest technology. With next-generation radar systems, weapons integration capabilities, and improvements in avionics maintenance, the F-15EX is a candidate to become a powerful air superiority platform in the coming years.

These improvements to the F-15 platform will not only ensure more effective and long-lasting use of the aircraft in challenging missions, but also strengthen cooperation with allied countries. In this way, the strategic partnership and technological integration between the countries using the F-15 will be deepened.