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Flights in the MiG-29 and MiG-31 are available
in Nizhny Novgorod.
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FLY THE MiG-29 UB "FULCRUM"
A twin-engine jet capable of speeds in excess of Mach
2.3. Similar in size and layout to the US F-18 Hornet. Fly the
MiG-29 for "Top Gun" maneuvers.
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FLY THE MIG-31
"FOXHOUND"
The MiG-31 E is was
built as the successor to the high-flying MiG-25. Like the MiG-25,
it can take you to the Edge of Space, but the airframe was redesigned
for better supersonic flying at low altitudes. The Foxhound is an
extremely advanced aircraft and during a combat mission a single
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Flights in the L-39 are offered
at the Vyazma Air Center, 250 km from Moscow.
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FLY THE L-39 "ALBATROSS"
A subsonic Czech wonder used by the famous Russian Knights aerobatic
squadron. Fly the L-39 and you can
practice the same maneuvers you'll perform in the MiG or Sukhoi,
including Immelmans, loops and tailslides. (Fly
the L-39 in the U.S.)
L-39 Albatross Brochure
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The MiG-25, MiG-23, MiG-21 and Su-27 are
no longer available for civilian flights.
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FLY THE MIG-25 "FOXBAT
C"
Capable of Mach 3.2 speed and rising to a height of 80,000
feet. Fly the MiG-25 to go to the edge of space where the sky is
black above and blue below. |
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FLY THE MIG-23 "FLOGGER"
Considered one of Russia's most important tactical aircraft,
this single-engine fighter was built as a variable-geometry successor
to the MiG-21. High-altitude speed: Mach 2.3 |
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FLY THE MIG-21 "FISHBED"
Still used by more than thirty air forces throughout
the world. Used in Vietnam and the Gulf War. A supersonic single-engine
fighter capable of Mach 2 air speed.
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FLY THE SU-27 UB "FLANKER B"
This is the plane that invented the legendary Cobra maneuver.
Much larger and heavier than the MiG-29, the Su-27 features a fly-by-wire
system. |
