Fifth-generation Su-57 two-seater fighter jet prototype makes maiden flight
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Russian First Deputy Prime Minister Denis Manturov announced that flight tests have begun for a two-seater prototype of the Su-57 fifth-generation fighter jet. The aircraft is intended to serve as a trainer and a tactical control aircraft in addition to its combat roles.
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What happened
Russia has started flight tests of a fifth-generation Su-57 two-seater fighter jet prototype, Russian First Deputy Prime Minister Denis Manturov said.
Why it matters
"Flying tests of a fifth-generation Su-57 two-seater fighter jet prototype have kicked off.
Common ground
Along with unique combat characteristics, this jet that was developed by our aircraft builders will also be used as a trainer aircraft and a tactical control aircraft," he said.
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Russian First Deputy Prime Minister Denis Manturov announced that flight tests have begun for a two-seater prototype of the Su-57 fifth-generation fighter jet. The aircraft is intended to serve as a trainer and a tactical control aircraft in addition to its combat roles.
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