In AeroWings 2: Air Strike you can choose from over 25 of the very best jet fighters in the world including:

T-3 Recipro Trainer
Before you can begin your career as a fighter you must first master the basics of flight and that means mastering the T-3 Recipro Trainer—a single-engine propeller plane. While they may lack the speed, thrust and firepower of their combat-ready cousins they have superior handling and maneuverability, two things you will need as you learn the basics.

Max speed: 200 knots
Maneuverability: High
Armament: No weapons

F-16A Fighter
The F-16A represents the entry level into modern combat aviation. Highly maneuverable and extremely easy to pilot, the F-16A is an excellent plane for the player interested in simplicity. The F-16A is a great choice for easy-to-normal-level combat in Free Flight mode, but it lacks the speed and raw engine thrust of some of the more powerful fighter jets.

Max speed: Mach 1.9
Maneuverability: High
Armament: Four missiles, machine guns with 512 rounds

F-86F Fighter
When weaving between tall buildings or attempting to destroy huge numbers of target balloons, the F-86F is often your best option. It is not as well suited for combat, due to the relatively low maximum speed and lonely pair of missiles. Due to its generally lower cruising speed, the F-86F gives the appearance of one the most maneuverable planes in the game.

Max speed: Mach 0.9
Maneuverability: High
Armament: Two missiles, machine guns with 1,800 rounds

T-4 Trainer Jet
Welcome to jet-powered flight! Although the T-4 is regarded as a trainer jet, it has exceptional handling, even for the most challenging maneuvers. This aircraft is an excellent choice in Free Flight mode when you wish to engage in some noncombatant aerial acrobatics.

Max speed: Mach 0.9
Maneuverability: High
Armament: No weapons