Cockpit of different aircraft / helicopters from around the world

MiG-29 (on the codification of NATO: Fulcrum - "Point of support")

MiG-29 (on the codification of NATO: Fulcrum - "Point of support") - the Soviet and Russian multi-role fighter of the fourth generation, developed in the EDO MiG

Northrop B-2 "Spirit" (English Northrop B-2 Spirit)

Northrop B-2 "Spirit" (English Northrop B-2 Spirit) - American heavy unobtrusive strategic bomber, developed by Northrop Grumman.

Su-27 (factory code T-10C, for the codification of NATO: Flanker-B)

Su-27 (factory code T-10C, for codification of NATO: Flanker-B) is a Soviet / Russian multipurpose all-weather fighter of the fourth generation, developed at the Sukhoi Design Bureau and intended to gain superiority in the air.

Airbus A380

Airbus A380 is a wide-body double-decker four-engine jet passenger plane created by Airbus SAS (formerly Airbus Industrie) - the largest serial airliner in the world (height 24.08 meters, length 72.75 meters, wingspan 79.75 meters). Capacity - 525 passengers in the cabin of three classes, 853 passengers in a single-class configuration. Can make non-stop flights up to 15 400 km.

An-225 Mriya (Ukr Mriya: "Dream", internal designation: article "402", according to the NATO codification: Cossack - "Cossack")

An-225 "Mriya" (Ukr Mriya: "Dream", internal designation: article "402", codification of NATO: Cossack - "Cossack") - transport jet aircraft of extra-large carrying capacity of OKB im. O.K. Antonova. It is the largest airplane in the world.

An-2 (on the codification of NATO: Colt - "Foal", razg. - "Annushka", "Corn" (inherited from Po-2))

An-2 (on codification of NATO: Colt - "Foal", razg. - "Annushka", "Kukuruznik" (inherited from Po-2)) - Soviet light multi-purpose aircraft. It is a piston single-engine biplane with a wing wing. Equipped with an engine ASh-62IR design of AD Shvetsov.

F-22 "Raptor" (English Raptor - a bird of prey)

F-22 "Raptor" (English Raptor - predatory bird) - a multi-purpose fighter of the fifth generation, developed by Lockheed Martin, Boeing and General Dynamics to replace the F-15 Eagle. The F-22 is the first and to date the only fighter of the fifth generation in service. And also he is the most expensive fighter in the world.

Sukhoi Superjet 100 (Russian Sukhoi Superjet 100)

Sukhoi Superjet 100 (Russian Sukhoi Superjet 100) is a Russian short-haul passenger aircraft developed by the Sukhoi Civil Aircraft Company with the participation of a number of foreign companies (see below). The certification name for the aircraft family is RRJ (Russian Regional Jet). The designation ICAO - SU95 (SU95).

Boeing 777 (Triple Seven or T7 - ​​"three sevens")

Boeing 777 (Triple Seven or T7 - ​​"three sevens") - a family of wide-body passenger aircraft for long-haul airlines. The aircraft was developed in the early 1990s, made the first flight in 1994, in operation since 1995.

IL-86

IL-86 is a four-engine wide-body passenger airplane for medium-sized airlines, designed by Ilyushin Design Bureau. The first and most mass Soviet passenger wide-wing aircraft. It was produced serially in 1980-1997 at the Aviation Plant of the Voronezh Joint Aircraft Building Society in Voronezh. A total of 106 aircraft were produced.

MQ-1 Predator (English Predator)

MQ-1 Predator (English Predator) is an American multipurpose unmanned aerial vehicle manufactured by General Atomics Aeronautical Systems. It is in the arsenal of the US Air Force. Actively applied in the territory of Iraq and Afghanistan.

ANT-40 (SB)

ANT-40 (SB) - high-speed front bomber. The most mass production aircraft of the design bureau is A. N. Tupolev. The first flight was made on October 7, 1934 under the control of test pilot KK Popov. The first production aircraft SB was released in the spring of 1936. During the years of serial construction, the SB was upgraded several times. Until the end of the serial production in 1941, 6656 airplanes of various modifications were produced.

Messerschmitt Me.262 (German Messerschmitt Me.262 «Schwalbe» - "swallow")

Messerschmitt? Tt Me.262 (German Messerschmitt Me.262 "Schwalbe" - German turbojet fighter, bomber and reconnaissance aircraft of the Second World War, is the world's first serial turbojet and the world's first turbojet that participated In combat operations.

Tu-144 (on the codification of NATO: Charger)

Tu-144 (on the codification of NATO: Charger) - Soviet supersonic passenger aircraft, designed by Tupolev Design Bureau in the 1960s. It is the first and one of the two types of supersonic airliners in the world that were used by airlines for commercial transportation.

Concorde ("Concorde" - "consent")

Concorde is a British-French supersonic passenger aircraft (SPS), one of two (together with the Tu-144) types of supersonic aircraft in commercial operation.

The missile ship-ekranoplan of project 903 "Lun" (plant number S-31, the project on the codification of NATO: Utka)

The 903 Lun rocket ship (S-31 serial number, the NATO codification project: Utka) is a 903 Soviet bumplane WIG craft designed in the Central Design Bureau for the SPK. RE Alekseeva under the leadership of V.N. Cyrillic. Created at the pilot plant "Volga" and is the only fully constructed ship of the project 903 of the eight planned.

Airbus A350 XWB (English Extra Wide Body - ultra-wide fuselage)

Airbus A350 XWB (English Extra Wide Body) is a family of long-haul wide-body twin-engine passenger aircraft developed by Airbus as a replacement for the A330 and A340. The A350 is the first Airbus aircraft in which the fuselage and wing are mostly made of CFRP. It can carry from 250 to 350 passengers in a typical three-class configuration, with a maximum capacity of 440-550 passengers, depending on the modification.

IL-18 (on the codification of NATO: Coot - "Prostak")

Il-18 (on the codification of NATO: Coot - "Prostak") - a passenger aircraft for medium-sized airlines, designed according to the scheme of a four-engine turboprop low-wing with single-keystone. One of the first Soviet turboprops.

An-24 (on the codification of NATO: Coke - "Coke")

An-24 (on the codification of NATO: Coke - "Coke") - a turboprop passenger airplane for small and medium-length lines. Range of flight: 2000 km. Cruising speed: 450 km / h. The maximum take-off weight is 21 tons. It is equipped with two AI-24 2-series turboprop engines, AI-24T (Ivchenko) with the AV-72 air propeller, AV-72T variable pitch. The An-24 was produced from 1959 to 1979. More than 1200 such planes were produced, 101 [1] are in operation. Since the beginning of the 1960s and up to the present time it remains the main airplane flying on local airlines in the USSR / Russia and the CIS countries.

Learjet 60XR

The Learjet 60XR is considered to be one of the fastest and quietest mid-range aircraft. It instantly gains altitude and speeds up to 859 km / h. Business jet meets all international noise requirements and has a landing certificate at airports with severe noise limitations.

Tu-154 (on the codification of NATO: Careless - "Carefree")

Tu-154 (on the codification of NATO: Careless - "Carefree") is a three-engine jet passenger airplane for medium-sized airlines, developed in the 1960s in the USSR in the Tupolev Design Bureau to replace the Tu-104.

Su-25 (product "T-8", for the codification of NATO: Frogfoot - "Frog's foot")

Su-25 (product T-8, codification for NATO: Frogfoot - Frogpaw) - Soviet / Russian armored subsonic assault aircraft designed to directly support ground forces over the battlefield day and night with direct visibility of the target, as well as destruction Objects with given coordinates around the clock in any weather conditions. In Russian and Ukrainian troops was nicknamed "Grach."

Space Shuttle or simply Space Shuttle (English Space Shuttle)

Space Shuttle or simply Space Shuttle (English Space Shuttle) is an American reusable transport spacecraft. The shuttles were used in the framework of NASA's state program "Space Transportation System" (English Space Transportation System, STS). It was meant that the shuttles would "snake like shuttles" between near-Earth orbit and Earth, delivering useful cargo in both directions.

Planer (Fr. planeur, from the Latin planum - plane)

Planer (fron planeur, from the Latin planum - plane) - non-motorized (except for the class of motor-planes), the aircraft is heavier than air, supported in flight by aerodynamic lift generated on the wing by an oncoming airflow. A planer or a glider is also called the carrier structure of an aircraft.

ATR 72

ATR 72 - passenger twin-engine turboprop aircraft for medium-haul flights. The aircraft is designed to transport up to 74 passengers of one class over medium distances and is controlled by two pilots. Manufacturer - Franco-Italian concern ATR.

Boeing 747 "Jumbo Jet" (English Jumbo Jet), or simply "747"

Boeing 747, produced by the American company Boeing, often referred to as "Jumbo Jet" (English Jumbo Jet), or simply "747", is the world's first long-range two-deck wide-body passenger aircraft. The first flight was made on February 9, 1969. At the time of its creation, the 747 was the largest, heaviest and capacious passenger airliner, remaining that for 36 years, until the appearance of the A380, the first flight of which took place in 2005.

Lockheed F-117 "Night Hawk" (English Lockheed F-117 Night Hawk)

Lockheed F-117 "Night Hawk" is an American single-seated subsonic tactical low-profile attack aircraft from Lockheed Martin, designed to covertly penetrate the enemy's air defense system and attack strategic ground-based military infrastructure facilities (missile bases, Aerodromes, control and communication centers, etc.).

"Buran" - orbital ship-rocket

"Buran" is an orbital ship-rocketplane of the Soviet reusable transport space system (MTKK), created within the framework of the program "Energy-Buran". One of the two orbital spacecraft of the ITCK, the Buran was the answer to a similar American project, Space Shuttle. His first and only space flight "Buran" committed in unmanned mode on November 15, 1988. The leading developer of Shuttle Service "Buran" - Gleb Evgenievich Lozino-Lozinsky.

A380

MiG-21

L-39

Dornier Do-24

Fieseler Fi-156 Storch

Tupolev 204

Su-24M

Tu-16

Consolidated PBY-5A Catalina

Douglas C-47 Skytrain

Hawk 75 Cockpit

La-9

Liberator B-24

Lockheed P-38G

North American B-25 Mitchell

Republic P-47 Thunderbolt

Tu-104

Tu-16

Tu-4

B-29

Yak-50

1927 ford trimotor

Aero L-29

Bristol Beaufighter Mk.XXI

Bristol F.2b Fighter

Fokker DR-1

Morane Saulnier 317

PZL-130 Orlik

IL-76

Spitfire Mk XIV..SG-57

По-2

I-16

A340

B737-800

An-28

Be-103

Ka-226

Mi-14

MiG-21

MiG-23

PZL-Mielec M-28

Su-26

Yak-52

IL-20M

Mi-28

T-10V

The "T-10B" product, codified by NATO "Fullback" - "Defender", is widely known after the appearance in the sky of Syria, meet - SU-34.

IL-2

MiG-15 bis

М-55 Geophysics

Douglas A-26 Invader

F-5e

Grumman C-2

Hawker Siddeley Gnat T1

OV-1 Mohawk

Percival P-66 Pembroke

Saab 105_Sk60

Short-S312 Tucano

Socata TB-30 Epsilon

Vampire - j28b

Agusta AB-212

Avia_CS-199

Bell TH-1L (157838) Iroquois

Bell UH-1 Iroquois

Bell UH-1 Iroquois

Bell UH-1D Huey

Bell UH-1N Twin Huey

Boeing-Chinook CH-47

Kaman K-Max

Tu-160

Kaman SH-2G Super Seasprite

Sikorsky UH-60 Black Hawk

Super frelon

Westland scout ah1

EuroFighter Typhoon

Dassault Rafale

F-35 Lightning 2

F-22 A Raptor

Icon A5

MIG-31bm

MIG-29m2

SU-35S

YAK-141

Su-30MKI

B-2A SPIRIT

Su-25 KM "Skorpion"

A-10C Warthog

Lavi

MiG-23

Su-25 SM

Su-25T

Mirage III

F-15E

Ka-52

IL-96

Fokker. F.VII

MiG-21 Lancer

Gripen

Typhoon