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F-22 - 62.8%
According to the latest report seen by Flightglobal, RAMMP has “steadily improved” the aircraft’s mission fleet availability rate, which currently stands at 62.8% compared to the average of 40% when the Raptor entered service in 2005.
F-22 Raptor retrofit to take longer, but availability hits 63%
Eurofighter and Tornado - less than 50%
The twin-engine, canard-delta wing fighter is Germany’s most modern warplane, of which it owns 109 in three different variants. Seventy-four were available but only 42 were deployable in 2014,
In total, Germany owned 89 Tornados, had 66 available and 38 deployable in 2014. That means less than half of Berlin’s fighter fleet is reliable in a war.
Germany’s Air Force Is Falling Apart | War Is Boring
Mirage 2000 - 80-90%
Mirage-2000s Squadrons were flying more and operational availability of the aircraft was close to 80-90 % which was unseen in Indian Air force fighter jets fleet.
Rafale vs Sukhoi 30: Start of another Rivalry in IAF?
Su-30 MKI - 55% to improved to 70-75%
The IAF operates 200 Su-30MKIs, but of these only 110 or 55% were operationally available due to poor serviceability, Parrikar said, adding that this would increase to 70% by the end of 2015.
India defence minister admits Su-30 serviceability issues | IHS Jane's 360
India, Russia to sign pact on spares for Su 30 fleet, availability could go up to 75% - The Economic Times
F-16 - 70-80%
Rafale - 80% +
Maintenance requirements of the Rafale are about 25% lower than for the Mirage 2000, and there is no scheduled or preventive maintenance; maintenance depends only on the type of mission flown, and on the condition of components… detachment commander Lt. Col. Pierre G. says that the availability rate is close to 100%
France’s Rafale
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According to the latest report seen by Flightglobal, RAMMP has “steadily improved” the aircraft’s mission fleet availability rate, which currently stands at 62.8% compared to the average of 40% when the Raptor entered service in 2005.
F-22 Raptor retrofit to take longer, but availability hits 63%
Eurofighter and Tornado - less than 50%
The twin-engine, canard-delta wing fighter is Germany’s most modern warplane, of which it owns 109 in three different variants. Seventy-four were available but only 42 were deployable in 2014,
In total, Germany owned 89 Tornados, had 66 available and 38 deployable in 2014. That means less than half of Berlin’s fighter fleet is reliable in a war.
Germany’s Air Force Is Falling Apart | War Is Boring
Mirage 2000 - 80-90%
Mirage-2000s Squadrons were flying more and operational availability of the aircraft was close to 80-90 % which was unseen in Indian Air force fighter jets fleet.
Rafale vs Sukhoi 30: Start of another Rivalry in IAF?
Su-30 MKI - 55% to improved to 70-75%
The IAF operates 200 Su-30MKIs, but of these only 110 or 55% were operationally available due to poor serviceability, Parrikar said, adding that this would increase to 70% by the end of 2015.
India defence minister admits Su-30 serviceability issues | IHS Jane's 360
India, Russia to sign pact on spares for Su 30 fleet, availability could go up to 75% - The Economic Times
F-16 - 70-80%
Rafale - 80% +
Maintenance requirements of the Rafale are about 25% lower than for the Mirage 2000, and there is no scheduled or preventive maintenance; maintenance depends only on the type of mission flown, and on the condition of components… detachment commander Lt. Col. Pierre G. says that the availability rate is close to 100%
France’s Rafale
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