The current record is held by NASA's X-43A scramjet at Mach 9.6 or almost 7,000 miles per hour. True, the NASA X-43A can hit Mach 9.6 which is about 7300 miles per hour. But an Aussie scram jet recently hit Mach 10 (about 7600 mph). It must be reported that it did this upon re-entry after a test run, so it's kinda like gravity aided. Both vehicles are unmanned. The fastest manned jet is (still!!) the SR-71 Blackbird.
it depends on the size of the aeroplane......
therefore if the plane is small its slow and if it is a bigger one then its speed is faster.
Commercially the 747-400 at around Mach .855 or 495 knots
(570 mph).
About 900km/h (559mph)
about as fast as a normal "SouthwestTM" jet can which is about 500 to 800 mph.
921 mph.
Depends on which fighter jet, most fly between 1,000 and 1,400 mph.
About 500 miles per hour.
The F-35 JSF jet can fly at the top speed of 1,850 miles per hour or Mach 1.85.
The F-35 JSF jet can fly at the top speed of 1,850 miles per hour or Mach 1.85.
It depens which one as there are many different. Thought the majority fly very fast.
Up to 570 mph or 920 km/h
It was designed to be a long range recon jet. but it really deepens on how fast its flying and at what altitude.
You have to be flying in a hellicopter and press triangle and circle for a turbo boost then you pop into a really fast jet and you will fly out of the map
Jet planes fly with the help of Thrust and Lift produced by the jet engines.
The Bombardier Learjet has a flying range of 3,000 nautical miles, or 3,450 miles. The speeds of a jet range from about 450 mph to about 575 mph.