In the final assembly workshop of PC-2 RSK MiG

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In the final assembly workshop of PC-2 RSK MiG


Behind the back of Sergey Korotkov, General Director of RSK MIG and journalists, are elements of the fuselage for the second Indian MiG-29K under an option contract for 29 of such machines. All photos - (c) Konstantin Makienko













Fighter of the Indian Air Force upgraded by MiG-29UPG program



Commander Rajesh Nayer, Head of the Indian Navy Project Team for the MiG-29K Program





MiG-29UPG modernized fighters of the Indian Air Force



The gliders of seven MiG-29 vehicles are from the reserve, the contract on which with an unknown customer has not yet been signed. Apparently, this is the last “sub-preselection” (that is, started by manufacturing back in Soviet times) MiG-29 on PC-2 (these same gliders are higher in the third and fourth photos)



MiG-29UPG modernized fighters of the Indian Air Force



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    1. figwam Rank
      figwam
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      8 August 2011 11: 46
      Just swallows!
      1. Tenok
        Tenok
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        20 February 2012 11: 23
        HAWKS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
    2. Pol Rank
      Pol
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      9 August 2011 02: 30
      Where is the "final assembly"?
    3. 916-th
      916-th
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      9 August 2011 06: 26
      Good cars (MiG-29 and its modification MiG-35). Real soldiers of front-line aviation. And what next for RSK MiG? Further modification of the base platform? It seems there is nowhere to go - level 4 ++ has been reached. 5th generation? They have vague prospects.
    4. Timoha
      Timoha
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      20 February 2012 17: 43
      it is a pity if the topic on MIGs is ditched. but goes to this. they only get out if Putin says, "It is necessary!" and ask private companies to help, as it happened ...

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