The SU-57 is generally considered to have better speed and maneuverability than the F-35, while the F-35 emphasizes stealth and versatility.
The SU-35 has a higher top speed and longer combat radius than the F-35, while the F-35 has more advanced avionics and sensor systems. Both aircraft can carry various weapons, but the F-35 has an advantage in stealth technology and the ability to carry weapons internally.
The F-22 is faster than the F-35, but both aircraft are considered to be very fast. Range: The F-22 Raptor has a combat radius of approximately 600 nautical miles, while the F-35 Lightning II has a combat radius of approximately 590.
One of the things that springs to mind is Russia's fleet of Su-57s, their fifth generation stealth fighter jets intended to rival the F-35.
Although the Su-57 "represents the best of Russian aviation" and exceeds the capabilities of fourth-generation fighter jets such as the F-15 and F-16, "it is no match for the F-22 or F-35."
The Su-57's higher operational altitude and superior flight performance all around will further disadvantage the F-14, leading to an entirely one sided engagement.
When it comes to production, the F-35 simply beats the Su-57 before either aircraft can even be cleared for takeoff.
The J-20 is both faster and has a longer range than the F-35, while later models of the J-20 have supercruise – an ability to fly at high speed without afterburners. However, the Chinese fighter jet does have inferior stealth attributes to the F-35.
The F-35 has the most advanced sensor suite of any fighter in history, including the Active Electronically Scanned Array (AESA) radar, Distributed Aperture System (DAS), Electro Optical Targeting System (EOTS) and advanced electronic warfare capabilities to locate/track enemy forces, jam radars and disrupt attacks.
As of Monday, Russia has lost three Su-35s since the start of all-out war in Ukraine last February, according to the Dutch open-source outlet, Oryx. However, this tally includes only visually confirmed losses, so the true figure may be different.
The Su-35 outperforms the F-35 in terms of speed and range, while the F-35 outperforms in terms of stealth and superior sensor technology. In addition, the Su-35 is more manoeuvrable than the F-35, designed for stealth and sensor capabilities.
MELBOURNE, Australia — American F-22 fighters are training in northern Australia alongside the host nation's F-35A jets as part of an initiative meant to improve interoperability between their armed forces.
The F-35A is at the forefront of air combat technology. Advanced sensors and data fusion allow it to gather and share information faster than ever before. Capable of supersonic flight while retaining stealth, the F-35A has extraordinary acceleration, agility and 9G manoeuvrability.
The Su-35 has a higher maximum airspeed of Mach 2.25 than the Typhoon's Mach 2.0. The former USAF officer said that the Sukhoi has an excellent combat range of 1,600 km (990 mi) versus the Eurofighter's 1,389 kilometers (863 miles) and greater maneuverability.
A data chart published in the Russia Defence Forum says the Su-35 has a higher thrust-to-weight ratio when compared to an F-22. The Su-35 tops the chart with a 1.30 thrust to weight ratio, whereas the F-22 is listed as 1.18 or as high as 1.37 with round nozzles, according to the chart provided.
The F-35 is a high-maintenance plane that has been plagued with shortages of parts, software, and even jet engines. After flying a mission, an F-35 needs up to three days for maintenance and repair before it can fly again—hardly battle-ready and mission-capable.
As a war machine, the F-35 is already obsolete junk. The measure of any weapon's value is its utility. The United States has been at war continuously since Sept. 11, 2001, yet the F-35 has flown zero combat missions.
At a conservative estimate ten new Su-57 airframes will be delivered in 2023, doubling the size of the fleet, which would allow the final four fighters needed to bring the fleet up to a full regiment of two dozen to be delivered in early 2024.
. These are the kinds of aircraft the F-35 would most likely face in air-to-air engagements against a high-end opponent. Compared to both the Su-27 and the MiG-29, the F-35 is grossly inferior in terms of wing loading (except for the F-35C), transonic acceleration, and thrust-to-weight.
For the most part, the F-15 is superior to the F-35 in terms of weapons and ability to defend itself. The F-15 Eagle supports more weapons load capacity with nearly 20 different options for armament. It's more versatile when you compare that to the payload capacity of the Lightning II (which only has room for 6).
The Chinese J-20 certainly appears slightly larger than an F-22 or F-35 stealth jet fighter, given its dual wing configuration, an engineering method employed to optimize air flow and achieve improved aerodynamic performance.
Like many of China's aircraft, evidence suggests the J-20 was not designed from scratch. The aircraft appears to borrow heavily from earlier stealth fighter programs out of both the United States and Russia — specifically, America's F-35 and F-22 programs and Russia's now-defunct MiG 1.44.
In Maverick, the SU-57s were computer-generated—understandably neither the Russian or Iranian governments, the only 2 jurisdictions flying the Felons, were invited to fly their military planes on set.