The B2 Crash Of 2008 – $1.4 Billion
B2 Stealth Bombers is valued at around $1.4 billion. Their radar-evading technology and falcon body shape make them one of the most undetectable planes in the sky.
The B2 Crash Of 2008 – $1.4 Billion
On the 23rd of February 2008 a B-2 Spirit Stealth Bomber, named Spirit of Kansas, bit the dust on the runway of Andersen Airforce base in the United States.
British F-35 Plane Crash – $120 Million
Headlines went soaring when a Royal Airforce pilot crashed his F-35 plane into the Mediterranean in 2021 during a routine training mission.
BRITISH F-35 PLANE CRASH – $120 MILLION
Upon descent, he lost control and landed the stealth fighter jet in the ocean, missing the aircraft carrier completely.
BRITISH F-35 PLANE CRASH – $120 MILLION
Its onboard technology is priceless and the plane itself is valued at over £100 million, which is around $120 million
US Marine Corp F-35B Plane Crash – $115 Million
The $115 million Lockheed F-35B Stealth Fighter was under the control of a Marine Airman when the pilot lost control and the plane crashed to the ground
US Marine Corp F-35B Plane Crash – $115 Million
The cause of the incident was very hush, hush, but perhaps the pilots are struggling with the new vertical landing format offered by this plane.
US Navy Plane Crash Of F-35C – $100+ Million
This, the third most expensive plane crash ($100 million +), involves the US Navy and an F-35C version of the Stealth Fighter.
Russian SU-57 Stealth Fighter Crash – $50 Million
The Sukhoi Aviation SU-57 Stealth Fighters cost around half the value of F-35s.
Russian SU-57 Stealth Fighter Crash – $50 Million
While several have been shot down in the ensuing war between Russia and Ukraine, a $50 million plane crash took place in December 2021 without a missile or bullet in sight.
Russian SU-57 Stealth Fighter Crash – $50 Million
The plane crash took place in January 2022 in the South China Sea as the American naval forces were parading their might off the coast of China.