Post-sev fighters go off. A fresh platform for the Air Force? [ANALYSIS]

The Polish Air Force needs more than 150 combat aircraft to carry out planned tasks, according to the analysis. During this year's Farnborough global Airshow and MSPO, the Eurofighter consortium presented the capabilities of the latest version of the Eurofighter Typhoon multirole aircraft with a clear message that it is simply a good choice of air superiority fighter for Poland. These types of machines can importantly strengthen air defenses, but besides supply launching platforms for more long-range armament. In this concept, the F-35 is simply a dagger and the Eurofighter is simply a dense sword or axe that knocks down an enemy.