Boeing has rolled out the first F-15SA for the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
The F-15SA, the newest variant of the F-15, provides improved performance and increased survivability at a lower life-cycle cost, Boeing says. The aircraft has two additional wing stations for increased payload and capability.
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Flight-testing began this year on the F-15SA.
The Royal Saudi Air Force has operated F-15S fighters since the 1990s.
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