F-15 family — aircraft, funding & receipts

F-15 family funding

Recorded actuals · FY2015–2024

$17.0B

Development, aircraft purchases, upgrades and support across the identified F-15 budget lines.

Coverage starts in FY2015; earlier funding is not included. Newer enacted funding and requests are shown separately.

FY2026 · Request · Partial coverage

$3.71B

ActualsEnactedRequestAll years and sources below

Programs across the years

8 program rows · 12 fiscal years

P-1/R-1 TOA · Nominal dollars, without inflation adjustment. Each amount opens to its source documents and calculation.

0 = recorded zero · — = no figure in covered recordsScroll for all years →

Program / budget line	FY2015ActualsPB2017	FY2016ActualsPB2018	FY2017ActualsPB2019	FY2018ActualsPB2020	FY2019ActualsPB2021	FY2020ActualsPB2022	FY2021ActualsPB2023	FY2022ActualsPB2024	FY2023ActualsPB2025	FY2024ActualsPB2026	FY2025Current yearPB2026	FY2026RequestPB2026
F-15 family totalCovered programs	$771.1M	$984.6M	$734.1M	$963.2M	$992.6M	$1.88B	$2.01B	$2.02B	$3.54B	$3.16B	$2.29BPartial	$3.71BPartial
PE 0207134FF-15E SquadronsDevelopment	$233.9M	$210.0M	$344.2M	$308.2M	$196.0M	$640.1M	$230.3M	$231.9M	$193.3M	$40.3M	$158.6M	$233.0M
PE 0207146FF-15EXDevelopment	—	—	—	—	$0	$0	$79.9M	$104.0M	$91.2M	$102.0M	$56.2M	$80.4M
PE 0207171FF-15 EPAWSSDevelopment	$37.7M	$174.4M	$241.5M	$202.2M	$133.4M	$46.0M	$165.7M	$100.2M	$65.6M	$13.0M	Missing	Missing
BLI F01500F-15Procurement	$498.3M	$596.9M	$145.4M	$450.3M	$448.3M	$443.7M	$164.2M	$164.8M	$195.2M	$28.6M	$39.8M	$125.2M
BLI F015EXF-15EXProcurement	—	—	—	—	$0	$0	$1.37B	$1.25B	$2.74B	$2.74B	$1.81B	$3.01B
BLI F15EWSF-15 EPAWProcurement	—	—	$0	$0	$214.9M	$125.4M	$0	$163.8M	$259.8M	$233.3M	$227.3M	$252.6M
BLI F0150PF-15 (legacy support line)Procurement · Historical code	$1.12M	$3.21M	$2.98M	$2.52M	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
BLI F015E0F-15e (legacy line)Procurement · Historical code	—	—	—	$0	$0	$621.1M	—	—	—	—	—	—

Rows follow the government’s PE or budget-line code across editions. Historical F0150P and F015E0 remain separate. Missing EPAWSS development figures in FY2025–2026 are excluded from those totals.

Coverage and accounting notes

Recorded F-15-named research, development and procurement budget lines in the imported P-1/R-1 workbooks. This is a covered-record total, not the aircraft family's lifetime cost. Personnel, operations and maintenance, and unallocated shared support are outside this calculation.

Sum of covered annual recorded actuals only, in nominal dollars. This is not a lifetime cost; missing or unallocated funding is excluded.

Coverage begins with FY2015 actuals in PB2017. Earlier funding, including early F-15A–D development, is not represented.

The locally imported records do not contain PE 0207130F; no amount or zero is invented for it.

Historical procurement line numbers change between editions. Each legacy line is matched within its own budget edition, without asserting a modern-program or aircraft-variant allocation.

Actuals, current-year figures and requests are separate snapshots. Requests and current-year figures are excluded from the cumulative actuals figure.

Amounts are nominal dollars of total obligational authority (TOA), not contract obligations, cash outlays or inflation-adjusted dollars.

Missing workbook figures are not zero spending. Some current-year columns contain requests adjusted for continuing resolutions rather than final enacted appropriations.

Shared programs with F-15 work

30 cited programs · 6 historical records

These programs also support other aircraft. Their budgets are excluded from the family totals because no F-15 share is established. Source editions date the evidence; they do not establish funding in every year.

F-15EX · EAGLE II · 2021

Simplified illustration. A/C and B/D share schematics; exact equipment varies. Support is a conceptual link; the model does not assign costs to parts.

Aircraft & configuration

Role: Multirole-capable fighter
Crew: 1 or 2 aircrew
first Air Force delivery: 2021
Source: Read the aircraft source

The Air Force accepted its first F-15EX in March 2021 to begin replacing aging C/D aircraft. It retains the Eagle family form but combines a two-seat airframe with digital flight controls and updated mission systems. Eglin's preparation report traces the design to F-15 versions previously built for foreign military customers.

Sources & dates 2

Official recordAir Force receives first F-15EXAir Force Life Cycle Management Center · Published 2021-03-11 · Accessed 2026-09-09

Official recordTeam Eglin prepared, ready for F-15EXAir Force Life Cycle Management Center / Eglin Air Force Base · Published 2020-07-28 · Accessed 2026-09-09

Budget connection

F-15EX procurement covers new aircraft and work on earlier production lots. The retrofit narrative describes bringing early aircraft toward a common production configuration.

Follow its funding record

Next, follow the public moneyF-15EX budget & receipts

Budget & receipts.

Each figure is one record’s TOA (total obligation authority) for one fiscal year, read from that edition’s P-1 or R-1 workbook.

United States Air Force

F-15EXBudget & receipts

Aircraft, software, testing and upgrades have separate budgets. Choose a record to see what it funds.

Eagle II

Inspect aircraft Selected aircraft configuration

Funding record

P-1 · Procurement Programs

Budget line F015EX

Source documents for the calculation’s inputs

Government original

Exhibit P-1 · W847; Exhibit P-1 · W875; Exhibit P-1 · W923,W932

FY2026 budget request

$3.01B

$1.21B more than FY2025 enacted

Funding authority, not payments or aircraft unit prices.

Annual fundingSelect a fiscal year

USD billions

$1.25B

$2.74B

$1.81B

$3.01B

Actuals report past budget authority. Enacted funding is approved; requests are proposals.

What this funds

New aircraft, in-service modifications, support equipment and facilities.

Inside this request

Combat aircraftTactical forces · Activity 01
$2.48B
Aircraft modificationsIn-service aircraft · Activity 05
$286.7M
Support & facilitiesSupport equipment and facilities · Activity 07
$246.9M

Source data All fiscal years and funding measures

FY2026 request · Calculated from cited source rowsOfficial document

This procurement budget line combines aircraft, modifications and support across budget activities. It is broader than the price of new aircraft alone.

Research & development funds design, software and testing. Procurement funds aircraft, equipment and modifications to the existing fleet. Each record keeps its own scope; shared records do not allocate a cost to each variant.

Cited fiscal figures for F-15EX; fiscal status is shown for every row.
Year / status	Basis	Cited amount
FY2022 · Actuals	P-1 TOA · PB2024	$1.25B
FY2023 · Actuals	P-1 TOA · PB2025	$2.74B
FY2023 · Enacted	P-1 TOA · PB2024	$2.58B
FY2024 · Actuals	P-1 TOA · PB2026	$2.74B
FY2024 · enacted request	P-1 TOA · PB2025	$2.90B
FY2024 · Request	P-1 TOA · PB2024	$2.90B
FY2025 · Enacted	P-1 TOA · PB2026	$1.81B
FY2025 · Request	P-1 TOA · PB2025	$1.85B
FY2026 · Reconciliation request	P-1 TOA · PB2026	$3.01B
FY2026 · Request	P-1 TOA · PB2026	$3.01B

Reported totals and any discretionary/reconciliation splits are alternative views of the same line; do not add them together.

Underlying FY2026 workbook rows

These are the source rows behind the record, not additional funding.

Source row / status	Cited amount
F-15EXReconciliation request	$2.48B
F-15EXReconciliation request	$286.7M
F-15EXReconciliation request	$246.9M
F-15EXRequest	$2.48B
F-15EXRequest	$286.7M
F-15EXRequest	$246.9M

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F-15 The Eagle family.

F-15 family funding

Programs across the years

Shared programs with F-15 work

Aircraft & configuration

Budget & receipts.

F-15EXBudget & receipts

FY2026 budget request

$1.21B more than FY2025 enacted

What this funds

Inside this request

The wider F-15 network.

Seven countries fly the F-15.

24 more F-15EX aircraft.

Engines, radar, protection.

Five moments in the Eagle’s evolution.

F-15A first flight

F-15B trainer first flight

C and D enter Air Force inventory

First production F-15E delivered

Air Force accepts first F-15EX

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F-15 family funding

Programs across the years

Shared programs with F-15 work

Aircraft inspection

Aircraft & configuration

Budget & receipts.

FY2026 budget request

$1.21B more than FY2025 enacted

What this funds

Inside this request

Seven countries fly the F-15.

24 more F-15EX aircraft.

Engines, radar, protection.

Five moments in the Eagle’s evolution.

F-15A first flight

F-15B trainer first flight

C and D enter Air Force inventory

First production F-15E delivered

Air Force accepts first F-15EX

Compare aircraft

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