Transonic speeds only, below mach 1. This is because its shape is very unstable, and going past mach 1 would mean essentially encountering too much compression that the shape of the plane by nature can't deal with and would be uncontrollable. (The same reason why it is invisible to radar.) That said, a sonic boom isn't quite ninja stealthy. It could go mach speed in a steep dive perhaps, but the pilot would evidentally have no control over the aircraft.
So less than Mach .98
653mph
684 mph
The F/A-22 Raptor, a fighter/attack plane can go about 2 and half times the speed of sound. It is faster than the F-117 Nighthawk stealth attack plane, and the B-2 Spirit Stealth bomber, and the F/A-35 Lighting 2, a multi-mission attack/fighter plane.
That is 7,200 kilometres an hour. No fighter jet can go that fast.
very fast
No. But it does go pretty fast and high.
In 1914 .
It honestly depends on what type of fighter jet. You shoukld pick something that will enable it to go fast although not as slow as a straight wing.,
Different fighter planes have different capabilities, but somewhere between Mach 1 (the speed of sound) and Mach 3 (three times the speed of sound) has been the general norm for fighter planes in the last five decades. Fighter-bombers are capable of supersonic speeds above Mach 1, but fighter-interceptors can do about Mach 2.5.
Some rocket planes can go as fast as six times the speed of sound. Most military fighter planes do not go faster than twice the speed of sound, and the typical civilian passenger/transport plane goes slower than the sound barrier.
It can go about 617 mph and has a high landing speed of around 180-190 mph.
no
The fastest plane was the Blackbird and it flew at 2500 mph.