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SU-47 Berkut



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For high manoeuvrability and high angles of attack, the SU-47 Berkut (Golden Eagle), initially known as the S-37, uses a forward-swept wing configuration. The Su-47 completed the first stage of flight trials in December 2001.
Although the Russian aircraft was build as a testbed for developing fifth-generation technologies, in May 2002 Sukhoi was selected as prime contractor for the next-generation Russian PAK FA fighter programme. Although the SU-47 will be used for the PAK AF program, the design of it will probably be very different.

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Specifications

Primary Function: Fighter
Manufacturer: Sukhoi
Country: Russian Federation
Powerplant: Saturn/Lyul'ka AL-37FU (2x)
Engine Thrust: 37,480 lbs || 166.7 kN (63,930 lbs || 284.4 kN with afterburner)
Length: 74 ft || 22.6 m
Height: 21 ft || 6.4 m
Wingspan: 54.7 ft || 16.7 m
Weight: 57,320 lbs || 26,000 kg (Typical load)
Max Speed: 1,555 mph || 2,500 km/h (At altitude)
Range: 1,782 nm || 3,300 km || 2,050 miles (with max fuel at height)
Ceiling: 61,680 ft || 18,800 m
Crew: 1 Pilot
costs: Unknown

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