Fighter Jet Combat Statistics – Every Aircraft in Service
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Combat Statistics for Every Fighter Jet in Service
The air-to-air record of 42 fighter jets, from the MiG-15 to the F-35 and Su-57 — every confirmed kill and loss, cross-checked and sourced. Sort the full table, explore the charts, open a detail card for any aircraft, or put two jets head to head. And for each one: whether you can still fly it with MiGFlug. Want the whole story back to the Fokkers and Mustangs? See the combat statistics for every fighter aircraft in history.
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Confirmed air-to-air data only
Updated July 2026
Every fighter jet, sorted your way
All 42 aircraft in one place. Sort by air-to-air kills, losses, kill ratio or first-flight year, filter by country of origin and combat status, or search for any jet by name.
Swipe the table sideways for kills, losses and kill ratio
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The combat record in charts
Which fighters scored the most air-to-air kills, which stayed undefeated, and how the whole fleet stacks up on a single kills-versus-losses chart.
Most air-to-air kills
Confirmed manned-aircraft victories, all operators combined.
Highest kill-to-loss ratio
Undefeated types shown at the top; only jets with 5+ kills.
Kills vs. losses — the whole fleet at a glance
Up and to the left is elite (many kills, few losses). Bubble size = total combat engagements. Hover any dot.
Explore each jet in detail
Tap any aircraft for its full combat history — a conflict-by-conflict breakdown, its most famous engagement, the caveats behind the numbers, and whether you can fly it with MiGFlug.
Head-to-head
Pick any two fighters and put their combat records side by side — including what happened on the occasions they actually met in the air.
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On the numbers. Air-to-air figures count confirmed victories against manned aircraft, credited by the operating air force and cross-checked across sources. An asterisk (*) marks figures that are best-available estimates — older wartime tallies from Korea, Vietnam and the Arab–Israeli and Indo-Pakistani wars that sources dispute by wide margins, plus recent 2022–2025 results from Ukraine and the India–Pakistan clash that are credited but not independently confirmed. The higher contested claims are explained in each jet’s detail card. Drone and cruise-missile intercepts are noted but not counted as kills. Where serious sources genuinely disagree — Korea, Vietnam, the Middle East and Indo-Pakistani wars — the kills and losses columns show the credible range instead of a single number; each jet’s detail card explains who counts what — or simply hover over a kills, losses or ratio figure to see the story behind the numbers. The combat-proven column distinguishes jets with a real air-to-air record from those blooded only in strike or reconnaissance operations. Ground/SAM losses are tracked separately from air-to-air losses.
Frequently asked questions
How are air-to-air kills and losses counted in this database?
Every figure counts confirmed aerial victories against manned aircraft, credited by the operating air force and cross-checked across published sources. Where historians dispute a tally we show a visible range instead of a single number, and aircraft destroyed on the ground are tracked separately from air-to-air losses.
Which fighter jet has the best air-to-air kill ratio?
The F-15 Eagle is the most-cited undefeated jet — over 100 air-to-air victories for no confirmed air-to-air losses. Sort the kill-ratio column to compare every jet in the table yourself.
Which jet scored the most air-to-air victories?
In the jet age the Korean-War MiG-15 and F-86 Sabre amassed the largest tallies, while the F-15 Eagle later built the most famous undefeated record with more than 100 kills. Sort the kills column to see the full order.
Are these combat figures confirmed or estimated?
Most are confirmed and officially credited. Contested tallies are shown as ranges rather than a single number, a handful of estimated entries are marked with an asterisk, and recent 2022–2026 combat figures are credited but still firming up.
Can I compare two specific jets head-to-head?
Yes. Every documented jet-vs-jet engagement has its own comparison page — confirmed kills, losses, kill ratio and the story of when the two actually met in combat. Open any aircraft to follow its head-to-head links.
What is the difference between this page and the all-eras database?
This page covers the 42 jet-age fighters, from the MiG-15 to the Su-57. The companion Fighter Aircraft Combat Statistics database extends the same figures back through World War II, World War I and the biplane era — 90 aircraft in all.
Can I fly a fighter jet myself?
Yes — MiGFlug flies civilians in real fighter jets. See the available aircraft, locations and prices at migflug.com/flights-prices.
