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One of the best??? Now? Lol
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One of the best??? Now? Lol
Is it better than SU 30 MKI, F16 Blk 52+, J10 C, J11, J15, J16, SU 35, F/A 18 Super Hornet, F22, F 35, J20, SU 57, Rafale, EF Typhoon, etc??
A very capable aircraft of its generation but backed by a poor maintenance record in service with the naval aviation squadrons.Then this wouldn't matter to you either stray.
On problems with the engine, the CAG report said: "Since induction in February 2010, 40 engines (62 percent) of twin-engined MiG-29K have been withdrawn from service/rejected due to design-related defects."
Additionally, the serviceability of the warplanes was low, ranging from 21.30 percent to 47.14 percent, according to the report.
Alas when they don't fly they don't die.
On a sidenote, these guys did their advanced jet training in the US. Glad that they are safe, however if it is something other than the birds trike, then their training better be questioned.
It's often said that rather than any effort to save an aircraft, Indian pilots are known to hit the ejection button at the first sign of an emergency. This image is further proof of the said claim.
The MiG-29K has already crashed and is burning while the pilots are high in the air dangling down by their parachutes....thus meaning immediate ejection at altitude.
Exactly, even if one engine is knocked out, the benefit of twin engines is that it can still fly on second engine in emergency.The News story said the Mig had engine trouble, but this plane is twin engined. Did both engines fail at the same time or did the pilots ditched at the first sign of trouble?
The Mig29k has the most modern variant of the RD33 series, and PAF has not had any real issues with its predecessor so far. So, suggests an IAF problem...
True but in certain conditions. If you see the video, the jet was burning right in the middle, chances are both engines were both on fire.Exactly, even if one engine is knocked out, the benefit of twin engines is that it can still fly on second engine in emergency.
Exactly, even if one engine is knocked out, the benefit of twin engines is that it can still fly on second engine in emergency.
Very Very Happy BD ....
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My dear that would happen even after a flame out......a jet falling out of sky would disintegrate whether one engine is out or both.True but in certain conditions. If you see the video, the jet was burning right in the middle, chances are both engines were both on fire.