MiG-29SMT is an improved version of the MiG-29 Fulcrum fighter aircraft
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MiG-29SMT is an improved version of the MiG-29 Fulcrum fighter aircraft
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Mikoyan-i-Gurevich MiG-29K (The international aerospace salon MAKS-2009). On a distance shot - MiG-29SMT
Russia Gets Its First Ordered MiG-29SMT
Russia Gets Its First Ordered MiG-29SMT
Russia is slowly and gradually re-building its might. Recently, the country received the first of the MiG-29SMT ‘Fulcrum’ multi-role fighter aircraft that was ordered in April 2014, MiG Corporation has reported.
Sixteen aircraft were ordered as an extra for the Russian Aerospace Forces (VKS) as a stop-gap solution to compensate for delays to the MiG-35S aircraft that still has yet to be ordered.…
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Russian Air Force MiG-29SMT Fulcrum-E
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GoPro Camera View: Russian MiG-29SMT Fulcrums in Formation Releasing Flares
Flare release during an airshow at 3624th Air Base Erebuni, Armenia, near the Turkish border.
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Russian Air Force to Receive 16 New MiG Fighters
The Russian Defense Ministry has signed a $470 million contract with the MiG corporation for the delivery of 16 advanced MiG-29 SMT fighters, the ministry said on 15APR14, reports RIAN.
The company had earlier confirmed the deal in an interview with RIA Novosti, but did not specify its value.
"The value of the contract, including the ground support and test equipment, is more than 17 billion rubles. The contract is a strategic measure for maintaining the combat readiness of the lightweight fighter fleet," the Defense Ministry said in the statement.
As of last year, the Russian Air Force had 28 of the fighters, a single-seat upgraded version of the MiG-29 SM fighter capable of using smart air-to-surface weapons.
The MiG-29 SMT, developed in the first half of the 2000s, features add-on fuselage fuel tanks for extended range, special radar-absorbing paint, and can be outfitted with supersonic and anti-ship missiles. The plane can perform ‘blind’ bombing runs at night, as well as reconnaissance missions.
The Defense Ministry also plans to sign a contract for the delivery of 4++ generation MiG-35S fighters after 2016, with about 100 to be built in the near future, a spokesman for the ministry told reporters Tuesday.
The move will help optimize the ratio of light and heavy fighters in the Russian Air Force, the ministry said.