These jets are characterized by advanced electronics and also by factors such as low radar signature (which makes these jets almost impossible to detect) and also the ability to fly at supersonic speeds for extended periods without the use of afterburners.
Below are the countries with the most invisible fighters currently in operation. The numbers are from the 2023 World Air Forces yearbook.
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Five countries with the most “invisible” fighters in the world
United States – 607 aircraft
The United States currently has the largest fifth-generation fighter fleet in the world. There are 607 aircraft from the Air Force, Navy and Marine Corps, with 177 units of the F-22 and 430 units of the F-35.
Australia – 48 aircraft
Australia already has a total of 48 units of the American F-35 fighter in operation. The fighter is currently the main combat jet of the oceanic country, replacing the veteran F-18A/B.
South Korea – 40 aircraft
The F-35 is currently South Korea’s most modern fighter. There are 40 units in operation, which are part of an arsenal that also includes local projects (FA-50), the American F-15 and F-16, and even veterans like the F-5 and F-4.
Norway – 34 aircraft
The northern European country currently operates 34 units of the F-35, which are part of a larger order aimed at replacing the old F-16 A/B MLU that were responsible for the country’s air defense.
Israel – 32 aircraft
With a combat force focused on the F-15 and F-16 fighters, Israel currently operates 32 units of the F-35, in a specific variant equipped with electronics and weapons produced in the country.
China with 19 J-20s and Russia with 10 Su-57s are out of the ranking.
