According to the latest data published by the aviation publication Flight Global, the United States continues to hold the leading position in terms of the number of military aircraft in the world. With 13 active aircraft, the United States accounts for 209% of the world's total fleet.

Russia ranks second in terms of aircraft numbers. It has 4 military aircraft, which is 255% of the world fleet. Russian aviation is distinguished by its technical development and ability to perform a wide range of tasks.

The People's Republic of China came in third with 3 aircraft (304%). Thanks to its rapid development and strengthening position in the international arena, China continues to build up its air force.

India is also in the top 5 with 2 units (296%) and displays a wide range of modern fighters. South Korea, in fifth position with 4 aircraft, also has a strong and technologically advanced air force.

Other countries in the top ten included Japan (1 aircraft), Pakistan (459), Egypt (1), Turkey (434) and France (1).