What are the fighters in India?

Question 1: What are the fighters in India and how many are there? At present, the Indian Air Force has 272 Su -30MKI fighters, 66 MIG -29UPG fighters, 565,438+0 Mirage 2000-5 fighters, 65,438+025 MIG-265,438+0 Bison fighters, and 65,438+039 Jaguar attack aircraft, with more than. Although there are 20 orders for LCA fighters, they have not yet formed a comprehensive combat capability. In addition, the navy has about 20 MIG -29K carrier aircraft and 1 1 sea otter carrier aircraft.

Question 2: How many third-generation fighters are there in India and which are on the second floor? You answered the wrong question.

The total strength of the Indian Air Force is 6.5438+0.4 million, mainly equipped with more than 700 combat aircraft and 40 flight squadrons composed of fighters, helicopters and transport planes, claiming to be ranked "the fourth in the world". A few days ago, Indian Kong Dan announced its new strategic plan, saying that it would add 65,438+05 fighter squadrons.

The six main fighters of its air force:

Su-30MKI fighter

On April 28th, 20065438+0, Russia and India signed a contract in Irkutsk to transfer the batch production license of Su-30MKI fighter from Russia to India, which is the largest military technology contract signed by the two countries so far, with a value of 3.3 billion US dollars. In addition to purchasing 32 Su -30 MKI fighters directly from Russia, India is also authorized by Russia to produce 140 Su -30 MKI fighters in the next 17 years. Su-30MKI has become the latest fighter equipped by the Indian Air Force.

Su-30MKI is an advanced all-weather air superiority heavy fighter developed by Russian Su Huoyi Experimental Design Bureau. Its main tasks are national air defense, escort and maritime patrol. The aircraft adopts wing-body fusion technology, which has good aerodynamic performance; All-metal semi-monocoque fuselage, slightly drooping nose, a large number of aluminum alloy and titanium alloy, traditional 3-beam wing; It has the characteristics of good maneuverability, agility and long battery life, and can be used in over-the-horizon operations. The aircraft is equipped with the famous Al-3 1F turbofan engine, which can control the thrust vector engine and has high maneuverability. The maximum takeoff weight is 30 tons, and the maximum horizontal flight Mach number can reach 2.35.

The main airborne equipment of Su-30MKI is N- 10 1 coherent pulse Doppler radar, which has the ability of tracking and scanning while looking down/shooting down, can attack two targets at the same time, and has strong anti-jamming ability. The fire control system cooperates with radar, infrared search/tracking sensor, laser rangefinder and helmet display, and displays them on the wide-angle head-up display. There are 12 weapon attachment points under the fighter wing, which can mount 4 ~ 6 R-27 medium-range air-to-air missiles and R-73 short-range infrared air-to-air missiles.

mirage 2000 fighter

49 Mirage 2000 fighters imported from France are one of the new main fighters of the Indian Air Force.

Mirage 2000 fighter is a supersonic fighter developed by Dassault France. Its main tasks are interception and air control, and it can also carry out ground attack tasks. Mirage 2000 adopts the same tailless delta wing aerodynamic layout as Mirage III, but it uses advanced technologies such as fly-by-wire control, relaxing static stability, composite materials, large thrust turbofan engine and more advanced electronic equipment, so its combat capability is greatly improved and it belongs to the third generation supersonic fighter.

Mirage 2000 fighter is equipped with 9 external pylons (5 under the fuselage and 2 under the wings), which can carry 2 R530 medium-range and 2 R550 short-range air-to-air missiles when intercepting, and can carry various bombs when attacking the ground. In addition, India also signed a contract with France worth 378 million euros to purchase 10 French Mirage 2000H fighters. On 9 June 2000, 10, Tipnis, chief of staff of the Indian Air Force, said that the Indian Air Force planned to use Mirage 2000 fighter jets to launch nuclear weapons.

Jaguar fighter

The Indian Air Force is also equipped with the 1 16 Jaguar attack aircraft jointly developed by Britain and France, which is mainly used for close air support and has many modifications.

From the appearance, Jaguar is quite distinctive-its upper wing is equipped with a missile pylon. At first glance, it seems to be carrying two missiles on its shoulders. The maximum flight Mach number of this aircraft is 1.5, and the maximum operational radius is 1300 km. The aircraft is equipped with two 30 mm cannon, which can be used to plug in various air-to-ground weapons, with a maximum bomb load of about 4.5 tons.

In the Gulf War of 199 1, Jaguar fighters of the French Air Force participated in the war and carried out ground attacks. As a result, many of them were injured by ground fire.

LCA fighter

200 1 14, the light combat aircraft (LCA) developed by India was successfully tested for the first time. The Indian military spoke highly of this success, calling it "a historic milestone and worthy of India's pride." LCA has thus become the "future star" of the Indian Air Force.

The whole research and development process of LCA fighter plane lasted nearly 18 years, which can be described as bumpy all the way. According to Indian media, the overall technology of LCA is very advanced, claiming to be "the lightest multi-role fighter in the world". This light supersonic fighter integrates speed, maneuverability, acceleration and reliability, meets the strict requirements of modern air combat and can carry out all-weather operations. & gt

Question 3: How many fighters does the Indian Air Force have? There are different opinions about the number of Indian Air Force fighters. It is generally considered to be near 172 1 ~ 1724. In other words, there are about 900 fighter/attack aircraft available at present.

Among them, the main models are:

Su -30 MKI: 242

MiG -29 :69

Phantom 2000: 49

Hal Tejas (Glory): About 20.

Jaguar attack aircraft: 139.

MiG -27: 85

MiG -2 1: 125.

Question 4: Is there an f35 fighter in India? I don't know,

Question 5: Is India capable of developing its own advanced fighter? No, even the third generation fighters are very difficult. His Arjun tank and Brilliant fighter have been developed for 20-30 years and are still in the testing stage. . . Sam is good at boasting. .

Question 6: Indian fighter-bombers * * * How many fighter-bombers are there in India? There are 49 Mirage -2000H, 76 Jaguar IS/IB, 85 MiG -27, 65438 +094 Su-30s (the total number of orders is 272). Recently, 36 new gusts were purchased, but they have not been delivered. Note: 1. Mirage 2000 and Gust are multi-functional fighters, but they have strong ground attack capability. 2. Jaguar and MiG -27 of Indian Air Force are too old, many of them can't take part in combat duty normally, and they have declined a lot during their service. At present, the ground attack mission mainly relies on Su-30 and Mirage 2000.

Question 7: How many fighters does the Indian Air Force have? How many fighters does the Indian Air Force have? The Indian military has repeatedly changed its requirements, and the higher the degree of change, the greater the difficulty and cost of research and development. In addition, India's own industrial level is inherently insufficient, which also leads to India's "grinding a sword for 30 years." So far, LCA has not been installed on a large scale (LCA was originally intended by India to replace a large number of MiG -2 1).

Question 8: What are the main types of active fighters in India? Are they superior or inferior to China's J-/KOOC-0/0 and J-/KOOC-0/fighters? The main fighter in active service in India is Su 30MKI, which will soon be equipped with a large number of French gusts, reaching 65,438 +020. Compared with China, J 10 and J 1 1 have certain technical advantages and are more advanced. And conducted joint drills with western developed countries many times, and gained some modern air combat experience. However, the cost performance ratio is poor, which is only suitable for small-scale conflicts with asymmetric strength and cannot cope with large-scale comprehensive campaigns. The main reason for this dilemma is that there is no complete defense industry system. From the perspective of economic growth, India's agriculture and service industries account for a relatively large proportion, while industry accounts for a small proportion. Therefore, without relevant technical reserves, it is impossible to develop and produce fighters by ourselves, and only some simple maintenance and maintenance work can be carried out. The equipped fighters, overhaul and upgrade, still need foreign technical teams to complete.

The so-called low cost performance is due to repeated corruption scandals in defense procurement cases, and the purchased equipment is often much higher than the market price, which is ridiculed by international public opinion as a "big head". For example, buying a French rafale fighter costs 65.438+0.26 billion dollars and 65.438+0.20 planes, and the unit price of each plane is almost 65.438+0 billion dollars. If the operation is good, the $654.38+0 billion can buy a fourth-generation machine with better technology. And with $ 65438+ billion, you can buy three or four J- 10 and J- 1 1.

Comprehensive comparison is at a disadvantage, mainly in three points.

1: poor cost performance.

2. If there is no advanced and independent satellite navigation system, IWC cards are mixed together, fearing that they cannot be effectively integrated and coordinated, and it is difficult to form coordinated operations.

Without a complete defense industry system, we can't develop our own products. This is the deadliest thing. When the war ended, the consumption of these equipment was very fast. Without a complete national defense industrial system, these things together represent the dilemma of "cooking without rice".

Question 9: Is China's most advanced fighter more powerful or Indian's most advanced fighter more powerful? Although both countries are customers of Soviet or Russian fighters, it is not difficult to draw a conclusion.

Indian advanced fighters mainly come from Russia, while China also imported Su-27s with similar performance.

The performance of Su27 export model is not very good. Compared with Russia, there are great differences in radar detection distance, simultaneous tracking and the number of targets hit. Su27 did not perform well in actual combat around the world.

China saw these problems, so J- 1 1 came out. In the actual confrontation exercise, J- 1 1 can beat Su -27 with a ratio of 1: 10 or higher. The reason is that the internal system of J- 1 1 has been greatly improved compared with that of SU27. But is there any advantage compared with Russian Su -27? There may still be some, because the military is improving and developing for this. At the same time, the improved J- 1 1 also has advantages for Su -30 in the simulation. Because Su -30 is not as good as J- 1 1 in tracking and attacking targets at the same time.

Seeing the great success of J- 1 1, Russia was angry at that time, saying that China had infringed its intellectual property rights or something. Hmm. How interesting

In this sense, as long as the performance of our fighters is better than that of Russia, the reduced version of Indian fighters is not a problem.

Secondly, the foundation of China's aviation industry is far more developed and advanced than that of India.

In addition to the backward aero-engine technology, China has the ability to surpass Russia and even the United States. Engines are generally imported from Russia. Domestic products really don't catch a cold

J- 10 developed by China is a good illustration. In addition, China's J -20 has also made a major breakthrough, and is currently undergoing testing and minor modification and debugging.

In wartime, China can use the combination of J-10, Su -30, J-1 1 to form superior combat effectiveness, which largely depends on India.

Don't be superstitious about Russian weapons. Su -27 has a bad reputation in China, and it is almost rubbish.

Question 10: How strong are the fighters of the Indian Air Force? At present, the Indian Air Force has nearly 140 Su -30MKI, about 16 MiG -29K, 63 MiG -29A/UB, 5 1 Mirage -2000H and * * 270.

In addition, India also bought about 36 French gusts.

Even if all the goods are delivered, there are only 300 third-generation machines.