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Russia’s Su-57 Felon stealth fighter just got the 'supercruise' engine it always needed
Russia is spotlighting the Su-57’s new 177S/AL-51F1 “fifth-generation” engine after its Dubai debut. -Early Su-57s flew with ...
The refinement of the fighter jet seems to have happened at a blistering pace. The world's first operative fighter jet was Germany's Messerschmitt Me 262, which took to the skies during the latter ...
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Russia tests new 35,000-pound-force engine on its fifth-gen stealth fighter
Russia's Su-57 stealth fighter has completed its first flight with a new fifth-generation engine to improve the fighter's ...
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Sixth-gen fighter: China speeds up development of J-36, J-50 jet; challenge US’ air dominance
Often referred to as the J-36 and J-50, these aircraft are widely believed to represent China’s vision for future, ...
Subsidiaries of Russian state-owned manufacturer Rostec have begun flight testing a new turbofan for the Sukhoi Su-57 fighter ...
Russia has begun flight testing a new engine for its Su-57 fighter, aiming to improve performance, increase production, and ...
That's right, you probably guessed it, the most expensive fighter jet in the world is still Lockheed Martin's F-22 Raptor. As ...
If you’ve ever seen a Russian fighter jet parked next to an American one, the difference is striking. Jets like the Su-27, Su ...
Western intelligence and aviation experts have said Russia wants to avoid the reputational damage of losing a Su-57 in combat.
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Ukrainian saboteurs destroy 4 Russian fighter jets
A Ukrainian agent spent two weeks studying the patrol routes of the Russian guards before initiating the brazen attack.
NEW DELHI (Reuters) -India expects to spend about 654 billion rupees ($7.44 billion) to buy engines for fighter aircraft that are under development until 2035, according to estimates shared on Friday ...
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