The F-18 Super Hornet is often called the "Rhino" and "F/A-18." It's a versatile aircraft capable of performing well in many missions. Super Hornets are capable of carrying out air-to–air or ground missions. They can also be used to perform aerial reconnaissance, close-air support, and air defence missions. It also has conventional air to ground expendables like bombs and missiles.
The Super Hornet is a multi-mission tactical aircraft with a maximum takeoff weight of 66,000 pounds and a range of 3,000 nautical miles. It has a high thrust-to-weight ratio as well as an active electronically scanned radar. The Super Hornet also has an internal 20 mm rotary cannon. It can also carry airborne command pods for various missions. It features a quadruplex digital flight-by-wire system. The Super Hornet's control panels feature night-vision goggles.
The Super Hornet also makes a great trainer aircraft. The F-18 Super Hornet Block III was designed specifically for carrier operations, and it meets STOBAR performance requirements. It also features a lower RCS and minimal support equipment. It can operate in hangars and on lifts. It will also be able to fly alongside F-35C fighters. Super Hornet is a highly maneuverable, reliable aircraft. The Super Hornet's excellent payload capacity, high mission readiness and low crash rates make it an ideal aircraft to fly on carrier-borne operations.
You can choose between single-seat F or double-seat F Super Hornets. Both can fly high-altitude missions. The control panel of the Super Hornet has a quadruple digital fly-by wire and active electronically scanned radar. It can also carry antiship missiles and glide missiles.
The Super Hornet has a capacity of almost 5.5 ton internal fuel. This fuel is not always included within the payload. The internal 20mm rotary cannon of the Super Hornet's F variant, which is two-seat, can be found in the Super Hornet's F variant. The Super Hornet's E two-seat variant can carry conventional, air-to air expendables. This includes bombs and air to ground missiles. An AN/APG-79 active electronically scanned radar is also available to the Super Hornet. It has two hard points on each wing, one on each side and two intake points on its center wing. Five 9,000-liter fuel tanks are included.
In the past, Super Hornets have fought against targets at Tablain Islands in Libya. It was also a member of the coalition fighting ISIS. It is the primary Naval plane used in strike missions. Its primary mission is to operate aircraft carriers, and its secondary mission is as a carrier-based aerial tanker. It is the largest Naval aircraft which can be used for carrier operations. Its versatility makes the Super Hornet a valuable weapon for the U.S Navy, Royal Australian Air Force and other nations. The Super Hornet promotes cooperation and collaboration in naval aviation. It is used to perform air-to–air and ground operations, as well forward air control. It is also operated by the U.S. Navy, Royal Air Force, and other nations.