Overview
- The contract covers 25 F-15IA jets for Israel with an option for 25 more, building on a 2024 order that would take the planned fleet to 50 aircraft.
- The award has a ceiling value of $8,577,700,000, was issued as a sole-source FMS case, and obligates $840 million at signing under AFLCMC management.
- Boeing will perform the work in St. Louis, Missouri, with completion targeted for December 31, 2035, and deliveries staged over the coming decade.
- Israel’s F-15IA is the F-15EX variant, adding F110-GE-129 engines, a digital cockpit, upgraded radar and electronic warfare systems, and improved connectivity with F-35s.
- The timing followed President Trump’s meeting with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Florida, and Trump said he is seriously considering F-35 sales to Turkey.