United Aircraft Corporation (UAC), an aerospace holding company affiliated with Rostec, has completed the production and delivery of the last batch of Su-35S multi-purpose fighter jets this year and handed them over to the Russian Ministry of Defense.
These fighters have passed all required ground and flight tests and have been officially incorporated into the Russian Aerospace Forces.
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According to information released by the company, this delivery is in accordance with the goals set by the Russian Defense Minister and is designed to speed up the supply of weapons systems and equipment considered priority projects to the troops. The crew responsible for accepting the fighter aircraft spoke highly of the aircraft’s cockpit ergonomic design, reliability and combat performance.
“This is a very comfortable and ergonomic fighter aircraft with high operational reliability. The Su-35S is in high demand among the troops and pilots love it very much. The aircraft has demonstrated outstanding performance during special military operations,” a Russian Aerospace Forces pilot said in an official statement.
As a fighter aircraft designed to ensure air superiority,Su-35S Able to perform missions in harsh weather conditions and away from base while maintaining a high level of combat capability. Rostec noted that the past year set a new record for fighter aircraft production and that the annual production plan for the Su-35S has been fully completed.
“The Su-35S is one of the most popular fighter aircraft in the force and ranks first in the number of targets destroyed during special military operations. It is capable of striking enemies at record distances – hundreds of kilometers away – and uses a complete range of modern air weapons systems,” the company said. This fighter is also equipped with advanced avionics systems, as well as sophisticated electronic warfare and countermeasures systems. Rostec notes that these features have earned it extremely positive reviews from pilots.
With deliveries completed this year, United Aircraft Manufacturing Company’s aerospace engineering team has begun planning for the next production cycle.
Source and image: Telegram @uac_ru. This content is produced with the assistance of AI and reviewed by the editorial team.
