The Sukhoi Su-33 is a carrier-based aircraft that was developed by the Soviet Union. It first flew in 1984 and is used by Russia, China, India and Indonesia. The Su-33 has a top speed of 1,500 km/h (930 mph) with a range of 3,000 km (1,860 mi). Its armaments include air-to-air missiles as well as bombs or rockets for ground attacks.
- Manufacturer:
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Sukhoi
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Country:
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Russia
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Manufactured:
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1997 to: 1999
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ICAO:
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SU33
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Price:
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US$55 million
- Max Take Off Weight:
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33,000 Kg
72,752 lbs
- Max Landing Weight:
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- Max Payload:
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6,500 Kg
14,330 lbs
- Fuel Tank Capacity:
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3,196 gallon
12,098 litre
- Baggage Volume:
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- Seats - Economy / General:
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1 seats
- Seats - Business Class:
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0
- Seats - First Class:
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0
- Cabin Height:
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- Cabin Width:
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- Cabin Length:
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- Exterior Length:
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21.94 metre - 71.98 feet
- Tail height:
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5.93 metre - 19.46 feet
- Fuselage Diameter:
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- Wing Span / Rotor Diameter:
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14.7 metre - 48.23 feet
- Wing Tips:
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No Winglets
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credit: Camera Operator: PH3 TODD SUMMERLIN (USN)
Russian fighter Su-27K (later designated Su-33)
Sukhoi Su-33 (Su-27K) 'Flanker D'
credit: Robert Sullivan
Sukhoi Su-33 77 RED at Kubinka Air Base
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