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Sukhoï Su-33

GENERAL DATA
Carrier-borne Multirole fighter,
air superiority fighter
Flanker-D (NATO)
Sukhoi OKB
17 August 1987
31 August 1998 (official)
1987–1999
about 35, only one for Su-33UB
In service
1 or 2 (UB)

 

Variants
Carrier-based version of the Su-27 designed for operations from the project 11435 and project 1160 aircraft carriers (heavy aircraft cruiser in Soviet designation).
Project of a carrier-based version of the Su-27 designed for operations from the project 1153 aircraft carriers (heavy aircraft cruiser in Soviet designation).
Project of a two-seat carrier-based electronic-warfare aircraft.
Project of a two-seat carrier-based reconnaissance and target designation aircraft.
Project of a carrier-based tanker aircraft.
Project of a two-seat carrier-based trainer.
Project of a carrier-based attack aircraft based on the Su-27.
Project of a carrier-based interceptor aircraft based on the Su-27 with a possibility to carry the long-range R-33 air-to-air missiles.
Designation for the Su-27K after its introduction into service with the Russian Naval Aviation in 1998.
Two-seat training-and-combat version based on the Su-27K and Su-27KU with side-by-side seating for crew of two. One prototype built.

 

DIMENSIONS
22 m
18400 kg
14.7 m
29940 kg
5.93 m
33000 kg
67.84 m²
483 kg/m²

 

ARMAMENT
1 × 30 mm Gryazev-Shipunov GSh-30-1 autocannon in right LEVCON root
150
12 external pylons with a capacity of up to 6500 kg with provisions to carry combinations of:
S-8KOM/BM/OM, S-13T/OF, S-25OFM-PU
8 × R-27R/ER/T/ET, 4 × R-73E
Kh-31A, Kh-41
Kh-25MP, Kh-31P
RBK-500 cluster bomb, up to 500 kg bombs

 

POWERPLANT
2 × Saturn AL-31F3 afterburning turbofan engines
9500 kgp (74.5 kN) each
12500 kgp (123 kN) each
0.83
9400 kg internally

 

PERFORMANCES
Mach 2.2 (2300 km/h) at 10000 m
240 km/h
250 km/h
325 m/s
3000 km
17000 m

 

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