Modern fighter aircraft costs (inflation-adjusted)

F22 (costs are inflation-adjusted):

1988 – 60 million USD per plane flyaway (est.)

2005 – 258 million USD per plane

2006 – 361 million USD per plane (177 million USD per plane flyaway cost)

2008 – 177 – 216 million USD per plane flyaway cost

2011 – 412 million USD per plane (250 million USD per plane flyaway cost)

2012 – 421 million USD per plane (250 million USD per plane flyaway cost)

150 million USD official flyaway cost

678 million USD lifecycle cost

61 000 USD per hour operating cost

F35:

2001 – 84.2 million USD per plane

2011 – 207.6 million USD per plane (304.15 million USD per plane with R&D)

PAK FA

2011 – 110 million USD per plane flyaway cost

EFT:

2009 – 90 million EUR per plane (141 million USD) (Tranche 3)

2008 – 122 million USD per plane (68.9 million GBP, 77.7 million EUR) flyaway cost

2006 – 142 million USD per plane (118 million USD per plane flyaway cost), Tranche 2 (?)

2011 – 199 million USD per plane (121,5 million USD per plane system cost), Tranche 3

Dassault Rafale

Rafale C

2008 – 82.3 million USD flyaway cost; 135.8 million USD unit program cost

Rafale M

2008 – 90.5 million USD flyaway cost; 145.7 million USD unit program cost

F15

1998 – 30 million USD per plane (50 million USD per plane in 2010 dollars)

2006 (F15K) – 100 million USD per plane

F16

1998 – 18.8 million USD per plane (26,3 million USD per plane in 2012 dollars)

2009 – 60 million USD per plane

A10

2009 – 15 million USD per plane

Gripen

2008 – 40 – 60 million USD per plane

B2 (in 2010 USD)

1,07 billion USD flyaway cost

3,17 billion USD unit procurement cost