Why Is The F-22 Raptor Slower Than The 52-Year-Old F-15 Eagle?
Stealth and maneuverability versus unbridled power and speed - discover how two great American jets stack up, head to head.
The Aviationist21d
Pratt & Whitney Awarded $1.5 Billion Contract to Support the F-22’s Engine
This convergent/divergent nozzle vectors thrust as much as 20 degrees up or down, says P&W, with the nozzle position management integrated with the F-22 flight control system and automatically ...
China’s online commenters seize on drop in F-22 engine performance data
The US supersonic fighter jet is a benchmark for Chinese aviation developers but revisions spark debate about its other ...
autoevolution19d
USAF Spending $1.5 Billion to Keep F-22 Raptor Engines Running, Upgrades on the Way
It's the F-22 Raptor I'm talking about ... The Raptor has two of them, and they can generate a combined 70,000 pounds of thrust. Thanks to them, the plane can fly at speeds of Mach 2 (1,534 ...
The National Interest12d
Has the F-22 Raptor Received a Second Lease on Life?
While the reign of the American-made F-22 Raptor was suspected to be winding ... including a software update that will maximize thrust. In January, the service awarded Lockheed Martin a $270 ...