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10- Su-24 Fencer

The Sukhoi Su-24 is an all-weather interdiction and attack aircraft developed in the Soviet Union. The two-seat, twin-engined Su-24 can Tactical All-Weather as Attack aircraft

Top Speed: Mach 2.4

Maximum Altitude: 57,400 feet

First flight: 2 July 1967

Maximum Take-Off Weight: 39,700kg

Maximum Speed Near Ground: 1,340km/hr

9- X-1

Top Speed: Mach 2.435

Maximum Altitude: 90,440 feet

Manufacturer: Bell Aircrafts

First flight: 19 January 1946

Status: Retired

8- F-111 Aardvark

Top Speed: Mach 2.5

Maximum Altitude: 60,000+ feet

Manufacturer: General Dynamics

First flight: 21 December 1964

Status: Active with RAAF

8- F-15 Eagle

Top Speed: Mach 2.5

Maximum Altitude: 60,000 feet

Manufacturer: McDonnell Douglas

Maximum Takeoff Weight: 68,000 pounds (30,844 kilograms)

7- MiG-25 Foxbat (Ye-155)

Top Speed: Mach 2.8

Maximum Altitude: 118,900 feet

Manufacturer: Mikoyan-Gurevich OKB

First flight: 6 March 1964

Max.Weight: 36200 kg

6- MiG-31 Foxhound

Top Speed: Mach 2.83

Maximum Altitude: 67,600 feet

Countries of Origin: CIS (formerly USSR)

Weight: (normal) 36,720 kg

5- XB-70 Valkyrie

Top Speed: Mach 3.1

Maximum Altitude: 77,350 feet

Manufacturer: North American Aviation

First flight: 21 September 1964

Retired: 4 February 1969

4- X-2

Top Speed: Mach 3.2

Maximum Altitude: 126,200 feet

Manufacturer: Bell Aircraft

First flight: 18 November 1955 (first powered flight)

Retired: 27 September 1956

4- MiG-25R Foxbat-B

Top Speed: Mach 3.2

Maximum Altitude: 123,524 feet

3- SR-71 Blackbird (YF-12)

Top Speed: Mach 3.2+

Maximum Altitude: 85,000+ feet

Manufacturer: Lockheed Corporation

First flight: 7 August 1963

The SR-71 Blackbird is the fastest airplane in the world.

2- X-15

Top Speed: Mach 6.72

Maximum Altitude: 354,200 feet

First flight: 8 June 1959

Retired: December 1970

1- X-43 (Unmanned)

Top Speed: Mach 9.8

Maximum Altitude: 110,000 feet

The X-43 is an unmanned experimental aircraft with multiple planned scale variations meant to test various aspects of hypersonic flights developed by NASA.