To date, Boeing has delivered eight F-15EX Eagle II aircraft as part of the first production lot. Six of these jets are currently based at Eglin Air Force Base in Florida, where they are undergoing developmental testing, experimentation, and training operations.
Eagle II on the move! 🦅 #F15EX EX9, the first jet in Lot 2 for the @USAirForce, is moving from the factory to the flight line in preparation for flight testing. pic.twitter.com/JnLWgVROgj
— Boeing Defense (@BoeingDefense) December 16, 2024
The remaining two aircraft, EX-07 and EX-08, have been delivered to the Oregon Air National Guard’s 142nd Wing. This unit is the first operational formation to receive the F-15EX and transition to its use.
Boeing is actively producing 48 additional F-15EX aircraft as part of orders secured under three subsequent production lots for the United States Department of Defense. Concurrently, Boeing continues production of the F-15QA Ababil variant for other international customers.
Israel has placed an order for 25 F-15EX aircraft through the Foreign Military Sales (FMS) programme. Additionally, reports suggest Indonesia is in discussions to procure 24 units, with a final decision anticipated in the near future.
Boeing is currently negotiating with the U.S. Department of Defense for additional production contracts, with demand projected at a minimum of 108 more F-15EX units. The company is also marketing the aircraft to potential new customers, including Saudi Arabia and Poland.
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