The contract for the construction of the Su-30MK2 for Vietnam is fully executed
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Komsomolsk-on-Amur aviation the plant completed construction and prepared for transfer to Vietnam the last 2 Su-30MK2 fighters under a contract concluded in 2013, the blog reports bmpd.
A collective photograph of the staff of the Komsomomolsky-on-Amur Aviation Plant named after Yu.A. Gagarin (a branch of PJSC "Company" Sukhoi ") on the occasion of the completion of production, testing and preparation for the transfer to Vietnam of the last two multi-purpose fighter Su-30MK2.
The contract provided for the transfer of the Vietnamese Ministry of Defense 12-ti aircraft totaling about $ 600 million.
According to the report, the indicated “two Su-30МК2 aircraft with Vietnamese tail numbers 8593 and 8594 became not only the last fighters of this type built for Vietnam, but also the latest Su-30 machines made at KnAAZ in general”.
In February, 2015 g was decided to stop the construction of the Su-30 after the execution of the "Vietnamese contract" in order to fully switch to the production of the Su-35 and T-50 fighters.
Total for 3 contracts, starting in 2004 g, Vietnam received the X-NUMX fighter Su-24MK30. One aircraft in the 2 G crashed during a test flight and was replaced with a new car.
Help bmpd: “According to the well-known data, the company built no less than 207 Su-30 series aircraft, including six different prototypes, 79 Su-30MKK (77 for China and two for Indonesia), 101 Su-30МК2 (37 for Vietnam, 25 for China, 24 for Venezuela, nine for Indonesia and six for Uganda) and 20 Su-30М2 for the Russian Air Force (in all cases, aircraft made instead of lost, as one extra for Vietnam). "
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