SS: A Russian Su-57 Felon next-generation fighter sharing the tarmac with a U.S.-made F-35 stealth fighter is a truly unusual sight, and it has quickly become a signature image of the Aero India 2025 international airshow. With the Indian Air Force looking for new fighters, and with a complex path toward fielding its own fifth-generation combat aircraft, the rival jets have both been pitched, to some degree or another, toward emerging Indian requirements. However, it’s far from clear whether either of these advanced combat aircraft will be suitable, for varied reasons.
The first-ever such meeting on the ground between Su-57 and F-35A (two of which were sent to the airshow) occurred at Aero India over the weekend. The airshow is taking place at Air Force Station Yelahanka in Bengaluru, southwestern India, and is open to the public between Feb. 10-14.
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Very jarring seeing the two adversaries in the same photo.
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Su 57 as an aircraft was pitched to india. Which india refused to buy.
While aeronautically speaking the aircraft can do perhaps arguably the best aerobatic maneuvers, it is totally incompetent forva 21st century battle dominated by drones or information.
F35 on the other hand is,I’ll recently the top edge aircraft the world has ever seen. Even if india was to buy, US is reluctant to sell it to anyone but it’s closest military partners. India ain’t it.
Keeping this in mind. Comparing the two doesido justice to either aircraft.
They will never compete with each other.
Militarily F35 is superior. Aeronautically su 57 is far ahead.
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SS: A Russian Su-57 Felon next-generation fighter sharing the tarmac with a U.S.-made F-35 stealth fighter is a truly unusual sight, and it has quickly become a signature image of the Aero India 2025 international airshow. With the Indian Air Force looking for new fighters, and with a complex path toward fielding its own fifth-generation combat aircraft, the rival jets have both been pitched, to some degree or another, toward emerging Indian requirements. However, it’s far from clear whether either of these advanced combat aircraft will be suitable, for varied reasons.
The first-ever such meeting on the ground between Su-57 and F-35A (two of which were sent to the airshow) occurred at Aero India over the weekend. The airshow is taking place at Air Force Station Yelahanka in Bengaluru, southwestern India, and is open to the public between Feb. 10-14.
Very jarring seeing the two adversaries in the same photo.
Su 57 as an aircraft was pitched to india. Which india refused to buy.
While aeronautically speaking the aircraft can do perhaps arguably the best aerobatic maneuvers, it is totally incompetent forva 21st century battle dominated by drones or information.
F35 on the other hand is,I’ll recently the top edge aircraft the world has ever seen. Even if india was to buy, US is reluctant to sell it to anyone but it’s closest military partners. India ain’t it.
Keeping this in mind. Comparing the two doesido justice to either aircraft.
They will never compete with each other.
Militarily F35 is superior. Aeronautically su 57 is far ahead.