There have been many British fighter aircraft. Possibly 2 of the most famous were WW1's Sopwith Camel, a small biplane fighter, and ww2's Spitfire an aluminium framed and covered fast monoplane.
The current British fighter aircraft is called Eurofighter Typhoon.
The first true British fighter was the Sopwith Tabloid. It was a biplane with one .303 gun.
Spitfire and Hurricane fighters
The Supermarine Spitfire was a British single-seat fighter aircraft. It carried no passengers.
Fighter aircraft typically have 1 or 2 engines.
Fighter aircraft are used to shoot down enemy aircraft.
You would have to specify a particular aircraft, "fighter aircraft" is too broad a definition.
the name of the latest fighter aircraft by IAF is su-30..
Máy bay quấn su= Military aircraft Máy bay quấn đói= Military aircraft Máy bay chiến đấu= Fighter aircraft/fighter jets/fighter planes/combat planes/fighter airplanes.
The yellow ring was placed there early in WW2 to aid identification as a British aircraft. Later, realising it also made a good target, it was not used anymore.
A "fighter" is a type of aircraft designed for a specific mission, i.e., fighting other aircraft. Early fighter aircraft were propeller driven, but since the 1960s, almost all fighter aircraft are powered by jet engines. The mission is the same, just the power plants have changed.
It's difficult to define that. At the start of WW1 all sides had aircraft that 'observed'. After a while they put guns on them, did that make them fighter aircraft. The German 'Eindekker', the French Nieuport 'Bebe' and the British Vickers FB5 were possibly the first aircraft built where observing was a secondary use.