Bad News: The Eurofighter Typhoon Is Obsolete

ungreased0675 12 hours ago | parent | next [-]

That reads like LLM generated clickbait. Better and worse are highly subjective when evaluating fighter aircraft. Better at what? What’s the availability rate? How expensive is it? What sensors does it have? How trained are the pilots?

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nabla9 14 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

Good News: The Eurofighter Typhoon is Not Obsolete for European NATO countries.

The Eurofighter Typhoon dominates anything Russia can throw against it. The F-22 and F-35 will never fight a Typhoon outside exercises.

A decade or two from now, there could be one Typhoon and 4-8 stealthy unmanned wingmen flying 100-200 km ahead of it. The Typhoon pilot would simply tell them what to do.

Harry J. Kazianis wrote yet another stupid "My daddy can beat your daddy article".

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fragmede 14 hours ago | parent [-]

Let's say that Saudi or Qatar (Typhoon users) vs. Israel (F-35) is highly unlikely, but I wouldn't say impossible. It's really hot there, there's not enough water, and the Earth is heating up. Throw in some religion, and there's quite the possibility of something going hot.

	▲	nabla9 12 hours ago \| parent [-]
		Saudi pilots are so bad that nothing saves them. Flying a fighter jet is super fun. Becoming a fighter pilot is a privilege enjoyed by wealthy Saudi princes. They are, by far, the worst students at Pensacola, mastering only the basics of takeoff, landing, some flying, and the fundamentals of weapons and radar systems. They cannot hold their own, no matter what aircraft they fly.