-
Klimov/Leningrad (Isotov/Sakisov) RD-33
turbofans, each estimated at 49,42 kN without, and 81,39 kN with
afterburner (2x)
-
Klimov/Leningrad (Isotov/Sakisov)
RD-33K turbofans, each estimated at 53,96 kN without, and 86,33 kN with
afterburners (emergency extra power up to 92,22 kN)
(MiG-29M) (2x)
Weight:
- 10900 kg
- 15300 kg (MiG-29UB Fulcrum B)
- 15300 kg (MiG-29 Fulcrum C)
- 18480 kg (MiG-29K)
Max.Take off weight:
- 19700 kg (MiG-29UB Fulcrum B)
- 19700 kg (MiG-29 Fulcrum C)
- 22400 kg (MiG-29K
-Max. wing load: 486,8 kg/m²
Fuel and load:
- 4365 liters Total internal fuel
- 4540 liters (MiG-29 Fulcrum C)
- 6250 liters (MiG-29M) 1520 liters
Total external fuel
- 3800 liters (MiG-29 Fulcrum C)
- 5000 liters (MiG-29K)
Max. Speed:
- 2445 km/h Clean at 11000 m
- 2300 km/h MiG-29K
- 1500 km/h at low altitudes
Service Ceiling:
17000 m
Max. Range:
- 1500 km with max. internal fuel
- 2000 km (MiG-29M)
- 2100 km with 3 external tanks
- 3200 km (MiG-29M with 3 external
tanks)
Weapons:
MiG-29
'Fulcrum-C'
Max.
weapon-load: 2000 Kg.
- 3000 Kg. on 6
brackets, including the use of two disposable external fueltanks each of
1.150 liters. option of one central external fuel tank of 1.500 liters.
Gun:
one 30 mm. GSh-302 canon in porch wing with 150 rounds.
Air
to Air missiles: AA-10 'Alamo', AA-10 'Archer', AA-10 'Aphid'.
Ground-attack:
FAB-250 and 500 bombs, KMGU-2 cluster bombs, ZB-500 napalm tank, 20 shots 80
mm. missiles-launcher. 130 mm. en 240 mm. missiles. One 30 kT RN-40 Nuclear
bomb on porch inside pylon.
Countries where
MiG-29 is in service
Russia
150-180 MiG-29MT/UBT
India
78 MiG-29SD
66 operational
Ukraine
237 MiG-29
62 operational
Belarus
45
Iran
35
North Korea
30
Uzbekistan
24 MiG-29
6 MiG-29UB
Turkmenistan
24 MiG-29
6 MiG-29UB
Hungary
27
Slovakia
21 MiG-29 type 9.12A
3 MiG-29 9.51
Germany
19 MiG-29A
4 MiG-29UB
Kazakhstan
22
Bulgaria
18 MiG-29
4 MiG-29UB
Poland
18 MiG-29
4 MiG-29UB
Romania
21
Peru
16 MiG-29S
2 MiG-29UB
3 MiG-29SE
USA (*)
6 MiG-29A Article 9.12
1 MiG-29UB Article 9.51
14 MiG-29C Article 9.13
Syria
20
Malaysia
16 MiG-29N
2 MiG-29NUB
Iraq
(15) ?
Cuba
12
Algiers
30 MiG-29
6 MiG-29UB
Sudan
12
Eritrea
8
Moldova
6
Bangladesh
6
Yugoslavia (**)
14 MiG-29
2 MiG-29UB
5 operational
Yemen
12 MiG-29
4 operational
*
On 10th October 1997 the United States Government signed an agreement with
the Republic of Moldova to purchase 21 MiG-29
aircraft. Personnel from the NationalAirIntelligenceCenter (NAIC) at Wright Patterson AFB, OH tested and studied
all elements of the MiG-29 Fulcrums.
** Six Yugoslavian MiG-29 were shot down, one
crashed on approach and a total of four were destroyed on the ground during
Allied Force in March 1999.
-
Klimov/Leningrad (Isotov/Sakisov) RD-33
turbofans, each estimated at 49,42 kN without, and 81,39 kN with
afterburner (2x)
-
Klimov/Leningrad (Isotov/Sakisov)
RD-33K turbofans, each estimated at 53,96 kN without, and 86,33 kN with
afterburners (emergency extra power up to 92,22 kN)
(MiG-29M) (2x)
Weight:
- 10900 kg
- 15300 kg (MiG-29UB Fulcrum B)
- 15300 kg (MiG-29 Fulcrum C)
- 18480 kg (MiG-29K)
Max.Take off weight:
- 19700 kg (MiG-29UB Fulcrum B)
- 19700 kg (MiG-29 Fulcrum C)
- 22400 kg (MiG-29K
-Max. wing load: 486,8 kg/m²
Fuel and load:
- 4365 liters Total internal fuel
- 4540 liters (MiG-29 Fulcrum C)
- 6250 liters (MiG-29M) 1520 liters
Total external fuel
- 3800 liters (MiG-29 Fulcrum C)
- 5000 liters (MiG-29K)
Max. Speed:
- 2445 km/h Clean at 11000 m
- 2300 km/h MiG-29K
- 1500 km/h at low altitudes
Service Ceiling:
17000 m
Max. Range:
- 1500 km with max. internal fuel
- 2000 km (MiG-29M)
- 2100 km with 3 external tanks
- 3200 km (MiG-29M with 3 external
tanks)
Weapons:
MiG-29
'Fulcrum-C'
Max.
weapon-load: 2000 Kg.
- 3000 Kg. on 6
brackets, including the use of two disposable external fueltanks each of
1.150 liters. option of one central external fuel tank of 1.500 liters.
Gun:
one 30 mm. GSh-302 canon in porch wing with 150 rounds.
Air
to Air missiles: AA-10 'Alamo', AA-10 'Archer', AA-10 'Aphid'.
Ground-attack:
FAB-250 and 500 bombs, KMGU-2 cluster bombs, ZB-500 napalm tank, 20 shots 80
mm. missiles-launcher. 130 mm. en 240 mm. missiles. One 30 kT RN-40 Nuclear
bomb on porch inside pylon.
Countries where
MiG-29 is in service
Russia
150-180 MiG-29MT/UBT
India
78 MiG-29SD
66 operational
Ukraine
237 MiG-29
62 operational
Belarus
45
Iran
35
North Korea
30
Uzbekistan
24 MiG-29
6 MiG-29UB
Turkmenistan
24 MiG-29
6 MiG-29UB
Hungary
27
Slovakia
21 MiG-29 type 9.12A
3 MiG-29 9.51
Germany
19 MiG-29A
4 MiG-29UB
Kazakhstan
22
Bulgaria
18 MiG-29
4 MiG-29UB
Poland
18 MiG-29
4 MiG-29UB
Romania
21
Peru
16 MiG-29S
2 MiG-29UB
3 MiG-29SE
USA (*)
6 MiG-29A Article 9.12
1 MiG-29UB Article 9.51
14 MiG-29C Article 9.13
Syria
20
Malaysia
16 MiG-29N
2 MiG-29NUB
Iraq
(15) ?
Cuba
12
Algiers
30 MiG-29
6 MiG-29UB
Sudan
12
Eritrea
8
Moldova
6
Bangladesh
6
Yugoslavia (**)
14 MiG-29
2 MiG-29UB
5 operational
Yemen
12 MiG-29
4 operational
*
On 10th October 1997 the United States Government signed an agreement with
the Republic of Moldova to purchase 21 MiG-29
aircraft. Personnel from the NationalAirIntelligenceCenter (NAIC) at Wright Patterson AFB, OH tested and studied
all elements of the MiG-29 Fulcrums.
** Six Yugoslavian MiG-29 were shot down, one
crashed on approach and a total of four were destroyed on the ground during
Allied Force in March 1999.
