The F-15C Eagle is a single-seat, air superiority fighter variant of the F-15 family, designed to dominate the skies in air-to-air combat. It is optimized for high-speed, high-altitude engagements and long-range interception, retaining the classic F-15 strengths of speed, maneuverability, and advanced radar and weapons systems.
 
General Information:
Role: Air superiority fighter
Manufacturer: McDonnell Douglas (later Boeing)
First Flight: July 27, 1972
Introduction: 1979 (F-15C first operational)
Crew: 1 pilot
Nickname: Eagle
Key Features:
Single-seat design optimized for air-to-air combat
Advanced radar (AN/APG-63 and later upgrades)
High thrust-to-weight ratio for exceptional maneuverability
Proven combat record with over 100 air-to-air kills and zero losses