Sukhoi Aircrafts

Fighter planes.

Sukhoi Su-1

• Role High-altitude fighter • Manufacturer Sukhoi • Designed by Pavel Sukhoi• First flight 15 June 1940 • Status Prototype• Primary user

Soviet Air Force • Number built one Su-1,

one Su-3 Sukhoi Su-1 or I-330.

Sukhoi Su-2

• Role :-Light bomber • Manufacturer :-Sukhoi

Designedby:PavelSukhoiAndrei Tupolev

• First flight :-25 August 1937

• Status Retired • Primary user

Soviet Air Force• Number built 800

Sukhoi Su-5

• Role Fighter • Manufacturer Sukhoi • Designed by

Pavel Sukhoi • First flight 6 April 1945 • Status Cancelled• Number built 1

Sukhoi Su 6

• Role Ground attack • Manufacturer Sukhoi • Designed by

Pavel Sukhoi • First flight 1 March 1941• Status Prototype only • Primary user

Soviet Air Force• Number built 3 • Variants Su-7

Sukhoi Su-7• Role Fighter-bomber/

Ground-attack • Manufacturer Sukhoi OKB • First flight 7 September 1955 • Introduced 1959• Retired 1986 (Soviet Union) • Primary user Soviet Air Force • Produced 1957-1972• Number built 1,847 (mainly

Su-7B series)• Developed into Sukhoi Su-17

Sukhoi Su-8

• Role Ground attack aircraft

• Manufacturer Sukhoi • Designed by

Pavel Sukhoi• First flight 1944• Status Prototype only • Number built 2

Sukhoi Su-9

• Role Interceptor • Manufacturer Sukhoi • First flight 10 October 1957

(T-43-1), 25 December 1958 (T-47-3)

• Introduced 1959 • Retired 1970s • Primary user

Soviet Air Defence Forces (PVO)

• Number built ca 1,100 Su-9 and 108 Su-11

Sukhoi Su-15

• Role Interceptor • Manufacturer Sukhoi • First flight 30 May 1962 • Introduced 1967 • Retired 1996 (Ukraine) • Status Retired• Primary user

Soviet Air Defence Forces • Produced 1966-1979• Number built 1290

Sukhoi Su17/20/22• Role Fighter-bomber • National origin Soviet Union • Manufacturer Sukhoi OKB • First flight August 2, 1966 • Introduced 1970 • Status limited service • Primary users Russian Air Force

Libyan Air ForceEgyptian Air ForcePolish Air Force

• Produced 1969–1990 • Number built 2,867• Developed from Sukhoi Su- 7

Sukhoi Su-24• Role All-weather attack aircraft• Manufacturer Sukhoi • Designed by Ye. S. Felsner • First flight T-6: 2 July 1967

T-6-2I: 17 January 1970

• Introduced 1974 • Status Active service • Primary users Russian Air Force

Ukrainian Air ForceKazakh Air Force

• Number built Approximately 1,400

• Unit cost US$24-25 million in 1997

Sukhoi Su-25• Role Close air support aircraft• Manufacturer

Sukhoi Design Bureau • First flight 22 February 1975

(T8)• Introduced 19 July 1981 • Status Active service• Primary users

Russian Air ForceBelarusian Air ForceUkrainian Air Force

• Produced 1978 - present • Number built 1,024• Unit cost US$11 million• Variants Sukhoi Su-28

Sukhoi Su-27• Role Air superiority fighter • National origin Soviet Union / Russia • Manufacturer Sukhoi Design Bureau • First flight 20 May 1977 • Introduced December 1984 • Status In production, in service • Primary users Russian Air Force

Chinese Air ForceUkrainian Air Force

• Produced 1984–current • Number built 680 • Unit cost US$30 million• Variants Sukhoi Su-30

Sukhoi Su-33Sukhoi Su-34Sukhoi Su-35Sukhoi Su-37Shenyang J-11

Sukhoi Su-28

• Role Trainer • Manufacturer Sukhoi • First flight 1987 • Primary user

Russian Air Force • Developed from

Sukhoi Su-25

Sukhoi Su-30• Role Multi-role fighter[1] • Manufacturer Sukhoi • First flight 31 December 1989 • Introduction 1996 • Status Operational • Primary users

PLA Air Force (China)Indian Air ForceVenezuelan Air Force

• Unit cost US$33–45 million • Developed from Sukhoi Su-27 • Variants Sukhoi Su-30MKI

Sukhoi Su-30MKK

Sukhoi Su-30MKK• Role All-weather, long-range strike

fighter• Manufacturer KnAAPO

Shenyang Aircraft Corporation under a limited production license from the original Russian design and manufacturing firm, Sukhoi

• Designed by Sukhoi [2] • Introduced December 2000 • Status Active service • Primary user

People's Liberation Army Air Force • Produced 2000-present • Number built 134 • Unit cost US$53 million for the first 38 • Developed from Sukhoi Su-30

Sukhoi 30 MKI• Role Multirole Air superiority fighter • National origin Russia / India • Manufacturer Hindustan Aeronautics Limited • Designed by Sukhoi Design Bureau • First flight IAF Su-30: 1 July 1997; Su-30MKI:

2000

• Introduced 27 September 2002 • Status Active • Primary user Indian Air Force • Produced Su-30MKI: 2000-present • Number built Over 110 as of August 2010 • Unit cost 1.61 billion (US$35.74 million) • Developed from Sukhoi Su-30 • Variants Sukhoi Su-35

Sukhoi Su-30MKKSukhoi Su-30MKM

Sukhoi Su-33• Role Multirole fighter • Manufacturer Sukhoi • First flight May 1985 • Introduction 1994• Status Operational • Primary user

Russian Naval Aviation• Number built 24+• Unit cost US$55 million (est.)• Developed from

Sukhoi Su-27

Sukhoi Su-34• Role Fighter-bomber• Manufacturer Sukhoi • First flight 13 April 1990 • Introduced21 December 2009• Status In production/In service• Primary user Russian Air Force • Produced 2006-current • Number built 20• Unit cost US$36 million (1997) • Developed from Sukhoi Su-27

Sukhooi Su-35• Role Multi-role fighter • National origin Soviet Union / Russia • Manufacturer Sukhoi • First flight Su-27M/35: May 1988

Su-35S: 19 February 2008 • Status In production • Primary users Russian Air Force

Venezuelan Air Force • Number built Su-27M/35: 15

Su-35S (from 2005): 3 • Unit cost Estimated at US$45 million

to $65 million• Developed from Sukhoi Su-27• Variants Sukhoi Su-37

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