The sixth generation of fighter aircraft represents the cutting edge of aerial combat technology, pushing the boundaries of performance, stealth, and connectivity. These advanced fighters are designed to operate in highly contested and dynamic environments, seamlessly integrating with other platforms and networks to form a formidable joint force. Equipped with next-generation sensors, artificial intelligence, and advanced stealth capabilities, sixth-generation fighters possess enhanced situational awareness, allowing pilots to make split-second decisions with precision and accuracy. These aircraft incorporate advanced propulsion systems, such as adaptive cycle engines, to achieve greater speed, range, and maneuverability. Additionally, they leverage advanced materials and design techniques to further reduce radar signature and increase survivability. With their unparalleled capabilities, sixth-generation fighters are poised to dominate the future battlespace, providing air superiority and ensuring the safety and success of military operations.
'Into service' - defined according to the Wikipedia page for the type
Update 2025-03-17 (PST) (AI summary of creator comment): Clarification on Acquisition Method:
Independently Developed: Fighters developed solely by Australia count.
Jointly Developed: Fighters developed in collaboration with international partners count.
Acquired Off the Shelf: Fighters bought from another country count.
In all cases, the key criteria is that the fighter has officially entered service by the deadline.
1,000@Martlet whether acountry develops its own, jointly develops one, or buys one off the shelf from another country, all will count as long as it enters service