A toy for the local tycoon, the Qatar F-15QA "Advanced Eagle" fighter. Qatar ordered a total of 36 aircraft from Boeing, and the entire arms sales program included weapons, equipment and training

A toy for the local tycoon, the Qatar F-15QA "Advanced Eagle" fighter.

Qatar ordered a total of 36 of the aircraft from Boeing, and the entire arms sales program, including weapons, equipment and training, was priced at about $12 billion, and the total price of 36 aircraft was $6.2 billion, with a unit price of more than $170 million. This is more than twice the unit price of the F35 (the unit price of the F35 is about 80 million).

Compared with the previous F-15E, its body is heavily made of composite materials. Is the first F-15E with a full screen improved model, with touch screen function, compared to the old version of the human-machine efficacy to improve a lot, the new mission computer, known as the fastest operating speed of fighter mission computer. The newly designed main wing adds a pair of wing hanging points. Equipped with the F110-GE-132 turbofan engine of General Electric, the maximum thrust of a single unit is up to 142 kN, which makes the fighter have a high thrust-to-weight ratio and good flight performance.

In terms of radar, the new AN/APG-63V active phased array radar can be replaced, and RCS 10 square meters of aerial targets can be found at a distance of 330 kilometers. It is said to be comparable to the radar equipped with the F-22 and F-35. The aircraft can carry up to 22 missiles.

In addition to purchasing the 36 F-15QA multi-role fighter jets from the United States, the Royal Qatar Air Force also purchased 36 Rafale fighters from France for $7.6 billion and 24 Typhoon fighters from the United Kingdom, Germany, Italy and Spain for $6.6 billion. Once you have gathered the Dragon Balls, you can summon the Dragon. For Qatar, it's nothing that can be done with money. (Image from the Internet)