2010/04 - 21st Century Multi-Role Fighter

Fighter Jets

F-15SG

Year

2010

The RSAF acquired the F-15SG, enhancing its fleet with advanced avionics and weapons, boosting air dominance and long-term upgrade potential.

The RSAF acquired the F-15SG, a customised version of the F-15E, making the RSAF one of the few Air Forces in the world to operate both the F-15 and the F-16. Located at Paya Lebar Air Base and operated by 149 Squadron, the two-seater twin-engine aircraft has the potential for long-term upgrading, and is equipped with sophisticated avionics and weapon systems.

Fighter jet dropping a bomb against a blue and white sky.

The F-15SG is also stationed at the RSAF's Peace Carvin V detachment at Mountain Home Air Force Base in the United States.

Gray fighter jet ascends against a clear blue sky, loaded with external fuel tanks and ordnance.

It is one of the most advanced variants of the F-15, a strike aircraft with a combat record of over 100 kills to 0 losses.

Gray fighter jet flying against a blue sky with scattered white clouds.

The F-15SG was inaugurated into 149 Squadron at a ceremony officiated by Minister for Defence Teo Chee Hean.

People clapping behind a table in front of a Republic of Singapore Air Force fighter jet.

Minister for Defence Dr Ng Eng Hen (centre), accompanied by Minister of State for Defence Dr Mohamad Maliki Bin Osman (second from right), unveiling a plaque to commemorate the F-15SG's achievement of full operational capability.

“The F-15SG will allow the RSAF to dominate the aerial battles by vesting aircrew with increased situational awareness as well as enhanced air-to-air and self defence capabilities.”

MG Ng Chee Khern, Chief of Air Force, 2008 who officiated at the ceremony to roll out the first F-15SG in St Louis, Missouri