Rostec showed the engine of a new light fighter

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Russian state corporation Rostec has published images of a light fighter engine that will be shown at the MAKS-2021 air show in Zhukovsky. The corresponding photos and videos were posted on social networks.

The available footage suggests that the combat aircraft will be equipped with a new generation Product 30 engine, which is being developed for the Su-57 multifunctional fighter. It is produced by the "toothy" shape of the nozzle flaps.




We previously published first images aircraft without a cover, which is expected to be shown on the first day of the aviation show.

Recall that the head of the United Aircraft Corporation, Yuri Slyusar, at a recent meeting with the Russian president, noted that this year, within the framework of the show, the UAC will demonstrate several intriguing new products.

The International Aviation and Space Salon will be held in Zhukovsk, near Moscow, from 20 to 25 July. Despite the covid pandemic, a large number of foreign partners will take part in the event.
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    1. 123
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      19 July 2021 12: 55
      The intrigue was spun professionally good We are waiting for the premiere. It is very interesting to hear about performance characteristics.
      It looks like the Navy is saluting its colleagues ...

    2. Kofesan
      Kofesan
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      19 July 2021 19: 17
      They can do it when they want! Intrigued, so intrigued. But they will also think of "show" on the last day of the salon! Pancake!
      Who agrees with me - Hold on!

      And remember: curiosity ruins not only the people, but even, for example, and ... cats, and from time immemorial

    3. Sergey Latyshev
      Sergey Latyshev
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      28 August 2021 14: 45
      And everything turned out to be just another plastic model, alas.
      But the go-ahead for the development of a real plane was allegedly given ...