Indonesia is set to become the latest customer of the F-15 Advanced Eagle (pictured), with the approval on 10 February to acquire up to 36 F-15ID variant aircraft. (Janes/Gareth Jennings)

The United States has approved the sale of Boeing F-15 Advanced Eagle combat aircraft to Indonesia for an estimated USD13.9 billion.

The State Department approval, announced on 10 February, covers up to 36 Indonesian-specific F-15ID variants of the Advanced Eagle, as well as related equipment, spares, mission kit, training, and support. Besides the aircraft's internal M61A Vulcan Gatling gun, weapons are not included in the package.

“The proposed sale will improve Indonesia's capability to meet current and future threats by enabling it to provide increased deterrence and air defence coverage across a very complex air and maritime domain,” the US Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA) said.

The proposed sale must be approved by the US Congress before a contract is signed.

Indonesia is set to become the latest customer of the F-15 Advanced Eagle (pictured), with the approval on 10 February to acquire up to 36 F-15ID variant aircraft. (Janes/Gareth Jennings)

The United States has approved the sale of Boeing F-15 Advanced Eagle combat aircraft to Indonesia for an estimated USD13.9 billion.

The State Department approval, announced on 10 February, covers up to 36 Indonesian-specific F-15ID variants of the Advanced Eagle, as well as related equipment, spares, mission kit, training, and support. Besides the aircraft's internal M61A Vulcan Gatling gun, weapons are not included in the package.

“The proposed sale will improve Indonesia's capability to meet current and future threats by enabling it to provide increased deterrence and air defence coverage across a very complex air and maritime domain,” the US Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA) said.

The proposed sale must be approved by the US Congress before a contract is signed.

Indonesia is set to become the latest customer of the F-15 Advanced Eagle (pictured), with the approval on 10 February to acquire up to 36 F-15ID variant aircraft. (Janes/Gareth Jennings)

The United States has approved the sale of Boeing F-15 Advanced Eagle combat aircraft to Indonesia for an estimated USD13.9 billion.

The State Department approval, announced on 10 February, covers up to 36 Indonesian-specific F-15ID variants of the Advanced Eagle, as well as related equipment, spares, mission kit, training, and support. Besides the aircraft's internal M61A Vulcan Gatling gun, weapons are not included in the package.

“The proposed sale will improve Indonesia's capability to meet current and future threats by enabling it to provide increased deterrence and air defence coverage across a very complex air and maritime domain,” the US Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA) said.

The proposed sale must be approved by the US Congress before a contract is signed.

Indonesia is set to become the latest customer of the F-15 Advanced Eagle (pictured), with the approval on 10 February to acquire up to 36 F-15ID variant aircraft. (Janes/Gareth Jennings)

The United States has approved the sale of Boeing F-15 Advanced Eagle combat aircraft to Indonesia for an estimated USD13.9 billion.

The State Department approval, announced on 10 February, covers up to 36 Indonesian-specific F-15ID variants of the Advanced Eagle, as well as related equipment, spares, mission kit, training, and support. Besides the aircraft's internal M61A Vulcan Gatling gun, weapons are not included in the package.

“The proposed sale will improve Indonesia's capability to meet current and future threats by enabling it to provide increased deterrence and air defence coverage across a very complex air and maritime domain,” the US Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA) said.

The proposed sale must be approved by the US Congress before a contract is signed.

Indonesia is set to become the latest customer of the F-15 Advanced Eagle (pictured), with the approval on 10 February to acquire up to 36 F-15ID variant aircraft. (Janes/Gareth Jennings)

The United States has approved the sale of Boeing F-15 Advanced Eagle combat aircraft to Indonesia for an estimated USD13.9 billion.

The State Department approval, announced on 10 February, covers up to 36 Indonesian-specific F-15ID variants of the Advanced Eagle, as well as related equipment, spares, mission kit, training, and support. Besides the aircraft's internal M61A Vulcan Gatling gun, weapons are not included in the package.

“The proposed sale will improve Indonesia's capability to meet current and future threats by enabling it to provide increased deterrence and air defence coverage across a very complex air and maritime domain,” the US Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA) said.

The proposed sale must be approved by the US Congress before a contract is signed.

Indonesia is set to become the latest customer of the F-15 Advanced Eagle (pictured), with the approval on 10 February to acquire up to 36 F-15ID variant aircraft. (Janes/Gareth Jennings)

The United States has approved the sale of Boeing F-15 Advanced Eagle combat aircraft to Indonesia for an estimated USD13.9 billion.

The State Department approval, announced on 10 February, covers up to 36 Indonesian-specific F-15ID variants of the Advanced Eagle, as well as related equipment, spares, mission kit, training, and support. Besides the aircraft's internal M61A Vulcan Gatling gun, weapons are not included in the package.

“The proposed sale will improve Indonesia's capability to meet current and future threats by enabling it to provide increased deterrence and air defence coverage across a very complex air and maritime domain,” the US Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA) said.

The proposed sale must be approved by the US Congress before a contract is signed.