United Aircraft Corporation, an aeronautical holding that is part of Rostec, has completed the manufacture and delivery of the last batches of Su-35S multipurpose fighter jets scheduled for this year to the Ministry of Defense of Russia.
The aircraft passed all the necessary ground and flight tests and were officially integrated into the Russian Aerospace Forces.
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According to information published by the corporation, the delivery is part of the objectives set by the Russian Minister of Defense to accelerate the supply of weapon systems and equipment considered a priority for the troops. The crews responsible for receiving the aircraft highlighted the ergonomics, reliability and operational performance of the aircraft.
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“It is a very comfortable, ergonomic aircraft with a high level of operational reliability. The Su-35S is in high demand by the troops, and the pilots really appreciate it. The aircraft demonstrated excellent performance during the special military operation,” said a pilot of the Russian Aerospace Forces, quoted in the official statement.
Designed to ensure air superiority, Su-35S it is able to operate in adverse weather conditions and at long distances from its base, maintaining a high combat capability. According to Rostec, last year marked a record in combat aircraft production, with the Su-35S annual production plan being fully met.
“The Su-35S is among the most sought-after fighter jets by the troops and has the largest number of targets destroyed during the special military operation. It is capable of hitting the enemy at record distances of several hundred kilometers using the full range of modern air weapons,” the corporation reported. The plane also features advanced avionics and a sophisticated electronic warfare and countermeasures system, features that, according to Rostec, ensure extremely positive ratings from pilots.
With this year’s deliveries complete, United Aircraft Corporation’s aircraft builders have already begun work on the planned production schedule for the next cycle.
Source and images: Telegram @uac_ru. This content was created with the help of AI and reviewed by the editorial team.
