Air force |
United States |
Russia |
Fixed wing aircraft |
5414 |
2176 |
Fighters/Multiroles |
1840 |
1319 |
Bombers |
162 |
181 |
Early warning (radar aircrafts) |
52 |
21 |
Transport |
805 |
255 |
Tankers |
476 |
23 |
Trainers |
1193 |
263 |
Additional |
886 |
114 |
Rotary wing aircraft |
218 |
885 |
Attack |
0 |
412 |
Search and rescue |
103 |
0 |
Additional |
115 |
473 |
The Turks have some 300 F-16s, the Russians considerably fewer fighter aircraft in the region.
While the Russians could call in more aircraft and eventually win any war of attrition with the Turks (provided no one else steps in), in individual engagements as things currently stand, the Turks could engage with sufficient numbers to overcome the technical advantages of superior Russian armament in limited numbers.
You left off “Will to use them: United States - 0, Russia - Infinite”.