The Longest Serving Fighter Jets

[@jacquesantouly9839]

Quel navrant melange d'image, pour le mirage 5 avec des images du mirage 2000, etc

[@crashfinger]

You forgot the Panavia 200 Tornado. In service since 1978.

[@Smelly_Indian]

Be qu!et you f!Ithy th!ng! lt's a 15 minute video and they obviousIy couIdn't fit it in

[@rollingthunder277]

The T-38 is also one of the few supersonic aircraft that can be privately owned.

[@jeroenverzijl8596]

it is only a trainer, most outdated aircraft can be privatly bought

[@Chaine-de-Sam]

9:17 Bro, you're showing a mirage 2000, please be accurate at least ...

[@bugstomper4670]

I read that the F4 Phantom was a mach 2.4 in some, and a mach 2.2 in others, jet. You said it was mach 1.9? Never heard that before. Are you sure?

[@georg520]

@crashfinger, I thought you were wright but he speaks about models before the 70s. He still makes a mistake because the F-14 started being produced at 1974.Exept Tornado in the 70s we have Mirage F1 still on use from Maroko. F-15,F-16, A-10 still on use from many countries.

[@jeroenverzijl8596]

J7? is that not a just a upgraded mig21

[@methodeetrigueur1164]

Voix d’IA sans intonation, très pénible et incapable de prononcer correctement Mikoyan Gourievitch et Dassault. De plus, illustrations incorrectes : 1) pour le MiG 21, on voit furtivement ce qui ressemble à un MiG 15 à 2:36 ; 2) pour le F-5, plusieurs fois des F-16 (4:56, 5:36) ; 3) pour le mirage 5, un florilège de mirage III et de mirage 2000. De plus, l’embargo français portait sur des mirage III, ce qui a poussé Israël à produire son IAI Kfir ; 4) pour le MiG 25, un MiG 23 (on voit clairement les ailes à géométrie variable à 12:01) ; 5) pour le F-14, image d’un A-4 Skyhawk (13:47). Rien à sauver…

[@davekisor1486]

You left out the A-4 Skyhawk. It had been around for 50 years and some variants are still flying in aggressor units.

[@georg520]

You are Wright. Argentina still have some but more on the ground. Brazilian navy still a few on use and i am not 100% sure Singapur air force may also still a few on use

[@jameswong3105]

@@georg520Singapore air force is using F35s v soon. A4s are replaced by f16 many years ago

[@jeroenverzijl8596]

he does not know the difference between the f5 and f16

[@destroyer6-u8x]

Pakistan air force is the one which is operating a large number of old aircrafts.

[@tilmanbenatzky3480]

Catastrophic automatic translation into German :(