Next-Gen Fighters: A Visual Guide to Future Air Superiority
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The "Air Superiority Market 2025-2029: Select Markets" from IDGA highlights air dominance efforts from the leading Air Forces around the world. The 32-page document contains the latest funding figures for leading 6th-generation fighter programs, the latest updates on air superiority efforts from near-peer adversaries such as Russia and China, and much more.
The following infographics builds off the insightful data compiled in the market report and narrows the focus to five subject areas:
- Fighter aircraft markets
- Sixth-generation aircraft programs
- NGAD fighter priorities
- Six phases of NGAP efforts
- Russia & China's sixth-generation aircraft programs
Those interested in learning more about next-generation air superiority efforts should download the latest agenda for IDGA's Air Dominance Summit this May 13-14 in Henderson, Nevada. The two-day summit will bring together leaders from across the defense and aerospace communities, including the US Air Force, the US Navy, allied nations, industry, and academia, to build on last year’s conference discussions. We will discuss loyal wingman programs like the Collaborative Combat Aircraft and sixth-generation fighter programs, including the Air Force's Next Generation Air Dominance, the Navy's FAXX, and international programs like FCAS and GCAP. We will also cover sustainment of current systems including the F-35, reflect on current conflicts, and explore innovation in air supremacy.
