Sukhoi Su-34 / Su-32 “Fullback”

Fighter Jets

ICAO aircraft code SU32

Manufacturer Sukhoi

Country Russia

New price USD 36 million (2008)

The Sukhoi Su-34 is a Russian twin-engine, two seat strike-fighter.

Specifications

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Sukhoi Su-34 / Su-32 “Fullback” specifications

General

ICAO aircraft code

SU32

Manufacturer

Sukhoi

Manufactured

2012 - Present

Country

Russia

New purchase price

USD 36 million (2008)

Aircraft performance

Avionics:

Sukhoi Electronic countermeasures suite, Khibiny electronic countermeasures system, UKR-RT SIGINT radio surveillance system

Engine:

2x 2 × Lyulka AL-31MF Turbofan
Turbofan

Power:

30,000 pound-force

Max Cruise Speed:

1026 Kts
1,900 Km/h

Travel range:

3,780 Nm
7,001 Kilometers

Fuel Economy:

0.54 Nm / gallon
0.264 Km / liter

Service Ceiling:

49,200 feet

Rate of Climb:

45275 feet / minute
230.00meter / second

Take Off Distance:

1260 meter - 4,133.81 feet

Landing Distance:

2100 meter - 6,889.68 feet

Weight & dimensions

Max Take Off Weight:

45,100 Kg
99,427 lbs

Max Payload:

8,000 Kg
17,637 lbs

Fuel Tank Capacity:

3,980 gallon
15,066 liter

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About the Sukhoi Su-34 / Su-32 “Fullback”

The Sukhoi Su-34 is a Russian twin-engine, two seat strike-fighter. Its military designation is “Fullback” and it was designed to replace the Soviet era Sukhoi Su-24 which was decommissioned in 1990. The aircraft can be fitted with up to four thrust vectoring engines and has an internal weapons bay that can hold 3,000 kg of ordnance including air-to-air missiles, air to ground missiles as well as unguided bombs.