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Sukhoi Su-15

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Sukhoi Su-15

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The Sukhoi Su-15, which first flew in 1962, is a Soviet interceptor aircraft achieving exceptional performance. This single-seat, twin-engine aircraft measures 19.6 meters long with a 9.4-meter wingspan, reaching 2,230 km/h with a 1,380-kilometer range. The Su-15 represents Soviet emphasis on rapid-response interceptor capability addressing high-altitude bomber threats. Its twin-engine configuration and long fuselage provide power and volume for advanced avionics. The Su-15 served operational Soviet air defense forces throughout the Cold War, competing with Western interceptors.

Specifiche tecniche

Ruolo
Interceptor aircraft
Origine
Soviet Union
Equipaggio
1
Motori
2
Primo volo
1962
Lunghezza
19,6 m
Apertura alare
9,4 m
Velocità massima
2230 km/h
Autonomia
1380 km