Is there any AC in fighter jet?

Yes, they have air conditioning, but no, not at all like ground vehicles. Ground vehicles use a system with a special fluid (refrigerant) in a closed loop system. Jets use engine bleed air in an open loop air cycle machine. Very different systems.

Are fighter jet cockpits pressurized?

Cabins of fighter jets are in fact pressurized, but not same as the passenger airplanes. Cabin pressure in a passenger airplane will increase (almost in a linear fashion) as the airplane climbs. However, fighters keep ambient air pressure to a certain altitude.

What is the difference between the F-22 and F-35?

Here is a list of areas where the F-22 and the F-35 differ. The most obvious difference between the two aircraft is the F-22 employs two engines and the F-35 only uses one. Two F119-PW-100 turbofan engines power the F-22 Raptor. Two things set the F-22 engines apart from the F-35 engine.

Do fighter planes have air conditioning in the cockpit?

Yes. Fighter aircraft have air conditioning systems. In general, they are called as Environmental Conditioning Systems (ECS). Their primary functions (as far as cockpit goes) include, The systems usually use conditioned engine bleed air or this purpose. The cockpit air conditioning is usually managed by the pilot.

How does the F-35 Lightning II complement the F22 Raptor?

The F-35 Lightning II complements the F-22 by fulfilling an air-ro-ground role. Also, many more F-35s will be built for the U.S. Military than F-22s when it’s all said and done. Therefore, the maneuverability and supercruise capability aren’t as important as safety, ease of production, and continued maintenance costs.

What is the most expensive F-35 aircraft?

The F-35C, the most expensive variant of the F-35, is designed for aircraft carrier use with the U.S. Navy. The F-35C more robust landing gear and larger wings than the other variants, making it suitable for catapult launches and fly-in arrestments aboard naval aircraft carriers.