MiG-29S/UB [Fulcrum-C/B]

[kamel6002]

Le pilote a failli coiffer les pauvres travailleurs.

[DZsweetDZ]

salam c est sure que c est un pilote algérien?
Y avait la même vidéo avec un pilote libyen si mes souvenirs sont bon

[sme]

salam c est sure que c est un pilote algérien?
Y avait la même vidéo avec un pilote libyen si mes souvenirs sont bon

Oui effectivement mais sur un MiG 23.

[DZsweetDZ]

Ha autant pour moi merci pour ta réponse

[Meko2000]

Salam

J'ai vue la vidéo sur Fecebook il et vraiment doué le Pilote

[anzar]

C'est ce qui s'appelle du rase-motte ou du rase-dune dans ce cas précis

[kamel6002]

Peut-être estimée à deux mètres du sol.

[malikos]

Video Shows An Algerian Air Force MiG-29S Performing a Crazy Low Pass At Mecheria Air Base
David Cenciotti Military Aviation 0 Comments

The low pass in a sequence of screenshots (credit: The Aviationist using YT video).
Algerian Fulcrum buzzing the cameraman.
We don’t know when it was filmed, even though our sources say it is quite recent. Whatever, this video is pretty interesting as it shows an Algerian Air Force (Al Quwwat aljawwiya aljaza’eriiya) MiG-29 Fulcrum doing an ultra-low level pass over people allegedly at Mecheria Air Base, the Fighter Weapon School of the AAF.

The aircraft is a MiG-29S Fulcrum, one of the remaining 30-40 airframes that were originally procured from Belarus and Ukraine between 1999 and 2003. All the AAF Fulcrums are currently assigned to the 3rd Air Defense Wing (3e Escadre de Défense Aérienne), based at Bousfer, in the western part of the country, not far from the border with Morocco.

In 2007, the Algerian Air Force started receiving the first batch of a package of 34 MiG-29SMT/UBTs worth $1.3B, with an additional $500 million for the modernisation of 36 early-model MiG-29s acquired for $18M. These should have been upgraded to the SMT/UBT standard, but upon receiving the first aircraft, the Algerian air force found that some “new” equipment actually dated back to the early 1990s, when the aircraft had been manufactured.

In 2008, the MiG-29 SMT contract was cancelled and the first 12 RSK MiG-29SMT single-seat fighters and UBT-model trainers already delivered were returned to Russia and exchanged for 16 Su-30MKA multirole fighters.

It was recently announced that the Algerian Air Force will be receiving additional Su-30MKA and MiG-29M/M2 fighters from Russia after contracts worth nearly $2B signed. On Sept. 9, Russian daily newspaper Vedomosti reported that Algeria had ordered an additional 16 Su-30MKA aircraft, joining the 58 already in service, and another 14 MiG-29M/M2 aircraft, the latter destined to replace the existing 36 MiG-29S.



H/T to Archange Gabriel for the heads-up!

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[algerie]

[Dragunov]

[kamel6002]

Avis aux spécialistes.
Ça ce fait ces manœuvres ou c'est réservé aux as de nos pilotes?

[algerie]

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[FULCRUM]

Hahahah c'est quoi ces horreurs

[geronimo]

Avis aux spécialistes.
Ça ce fait ces manœuvres ou c'est réservé aux as de nos pilotes?

C'est une figure de combat tous les pilotes sur se vecteur sont capable de la faire

[kamel6002]

Avis aux spécialistes.
Ça ce fait ces manœuvres ou c'est réservé aux as de nos pilotes?

C'est une figure de combat tous les pilotes sur se vecteur sont capable de la faire

Eh bain dis donc. Merci Geronimo pour ta réponse.