Armavir airbase replenished with four Yak-130

October 2 2015

Experts VKS started to receive the party from the 4-x training and combat aircraft Yak-130 at the manufacturer, transmits TASS message of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation.

“The link of new combat training aircraft will soon go to Armavir training aviation VKS base, ”the release said.

To date, "representatives of the aviation engineering service conducted a control inspection of four pieces of equipment, checked the build quality, operation of all systems, components and mechanisms of aircraft, as well as engines in various modes on the ground," the press service said.

The next stage will be a "practical overflight of the technology and verification of the functioning of navigation, airborne and electronic equipment in the air."

The twin-jet Yak-130 is designed both for the training of flight crews and for combat use "in simple and complex meteorological conditions for air and ground targets."

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Vitaly Anisimov 2 October 2015 08: 56
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Interestingly in Syria they will experience them as fighting ..?
1. Sauron80 2 October 2015 09: 00
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  What's the point? There Sushki will cope with 5 with a plus. The same Rook carries a payload of 2 times more.
  1. Vitaly Anisimov 2 October 2015 09: 09
    
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    Quote: Sauron80
    What's the point? There Sushki will cope with 5 with a plus. The same Rook carries a payload of 2 times more.
    
    Sense to check ... to teach Syrian pilots, etc.
    1. Sauron80 2 October 2015 09: 12
      
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      So you talked about BATTLE use in Syria, and I think they’ll definitely put them in for training Syrian pilots or they will be taken to our school, as in the old days.
      1. dmi.pris1 2 October 2015 10: 01
        
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        Unfortunately, little remains of Syrian aviation, partially destroyed, partially exhausted its resources. It needs to be re-created, trained pilots, put equipment ... I think there is no money from the Syrian government (although they have nowhere to go, and ours should help at least the supply of equipment from storage bases)
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        So you talked about BATTLE use in Syria, and I think they’ll definitely put them in for training Syrian pilots or they will be taken to our school, as in the old days.
    2. marlin1203 2 October 2015 09: 20
      
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      Let’s start by teaching us, otherwise our L-39s are already too old.
  2. Nick 2 October 2015 09: 30
    
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    What's the point? There Sushki will cope with 5 with a plus. The same Rook carries a payload of 2 times more.
    
    In some cases, the Yak will be preferable to Su, since its operation is several times cheaper. It all depends on the nature of the combat mission.
    1. Falcon 2 October 2015 09: 48
      
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      In some cases, the Yak will be preferable to Su, since its operation is several times cheaper. It all depends on the nature of the combat mission.
      
      But first you need to develop a radar with cartography and an optical sighting system on it.
      And then to discuss what tasks he can perform.
2. GSH-18 2 October 2015 09: 10
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  In Syria, the most appropriate Su-34. Almost all targets are ground based.
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    And what is not unimportant, there is less likelihood of defeat by air defense systems, which undoubtedly are already flying to Syria from the country of eternal democracy.
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  3. Laksamana besar 2 October 2015 09: 36
    
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    Yesterday, Major General I. Konashenkov said that the main grouping is Su-24М and Su-25, and there is also Su-34. In total more than 50-ty aircraft and helicopters.
3. Falcon 2 October 2015 09: 47
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  Interestingly in Syria they will experience them as fighting ..?
  
  They do not have non-radar systems that are not aimed.
  
  It can be used as combat only after modernization.
Denis DV 2 October 2015 09: 04
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Pretty car +
solovey 2 October 2015 09: 08
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Why test the Yaki they are intended for elementary training cadets. Previously, the L-29 and L-39 were trained. Yaks are better and more modern with a lot of useful improvements + 2 engines both on combat Dryers and Migars
And still not an unimportant moment in Syria, only those aircraft that are designed for bombing (which are properly protected) should participate.
Sergey-72 2 October 2015 09: 09
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Such equipment is needed in every flight unit. Learn military affairs in this way. Then we can handle any iGil
Barakuda 2 October 2015 09: 29
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Flying desk. Well done! Forward cadets!
Don 2 October 2015 09: 49
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If these planes are delivered to Syria (according to previously concluded contracts), then they will certainly adapt them for delivering strikes against ground targets. They have an acute shortage of aircraft. Yesterday I watched the video as the Syrians dropped home-made bombs from the turntable and rejoiced even at that.
roskot 2 October 2015 09: 52
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The machine is a plus.
imugn 2 October 2015 10: 27
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Advertising of Russian technology will not hurt either
Twilight 2 October 2015 11: 12
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That is all of September almost the Yaks circled above us, I only saw Sushki for two or three days (the aircraft plants circled them above us). Also, the fortels are twisted no worse than Sushka))).