* F-16 Fighting Falcon: The F-16 can carry up to 7,800 pounds (3,538 kilograms) of internal fuel, with an additional 3,500 pounds (1,588 kilograms) of external fuel in conformal fuel tanks.
* F-18 Super Hornet: The F-18 can carry up to 18,000 pounds (8,165 kilograms) of internal fuel, with an additional 15,000 pounds (6,804 kilograms) of external fuel in drop tanks.
* Eurofighter Typhoon: The Typhoon can carry up to 16,535 pounds (7,500 kilograms) of internal fuel, with an additional 11,023 pounds (5,000 kilograms) of external fuel in drop tanks.
* Dassault Rafale: The Rafale can carry up to 11,023 pounds (5,000 kilograms) of internal fuel, with an additional 13,228 pounds (6,000 kilograms) of external fuel in drop tanks.
* Sukhoi Su-35: The Su-35 can carry up to 17,637 pounds (8,000 kilograms) of internal fuel, with an additional 15,432 pounds (7,000 kilograms) of external fuel in drop tanks.
These figures represent the maximum fuel capacity of each aircraft, and the actual amount of fuel carried will depend on the mission requirements. For example, a fighter jet performing a long-range patrol mission may carry more external fuel tanks to extend its range, while a fighter jet engaged in a close-air support mission may carry less fuel in order to increase its maneuverability.
