United Aircraft Corporation, part of Rostec, has completed the construction and delivery to the Russian Defense Ministry of the last batch of multi-role Su-35S fighters planned for this year.
These aircraft successfully completed all the necessary ground and flight tests and were officially inducted into the Russian Aerospace Forces.
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According to information released by the corporation, this delivery is part of the goals set by the Russian Defense Minister, which are aimed at accelerating the supply of weapon systems and equipment considered primary for the troops. The crews responsible for the acceptance of combat aircraft appreciated the ergonomics, reliability and operational performance of the aircraft.
“This is an extremely comfortable, ergonomic and high-level reliability aircraft in operation. The Su-35S is in great demand among the troops and the pilots really like it. The aircraft showed excellent performance during special military operations,” said a pilot of the Russian Aerospace Forces quoted in the official statement.
Designed to ensure air superiority Su-35S Capable of operating in adverse weather conditions and at long distances from its base, while its combat capability remains high. According to Rostec, last year marked a record in fighter aircraft production, with the annual manufacturing target of the Su-35S fully met.
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“The Su-35S is one of the most sought-after combat aircraft by troops and holds the record for destroying the most targets during special military operations. It is capable of attacking the enemy from a record distance of several hundred kilometers, using the entire range of modern air weapons,” the corporation reported. The fighter also features advanced avionics and a sophisticated electronic warfare and countermeasures system—features that ensure extremely positive evaluations from pilots according to Rostec.
With this year’s deliveries completed, United Aircraft Corporation’s aircraft manufacturers have begun work on the schedule for the next production cycle.
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