Su-35

Advanced derivative of the Su-27 "Flanker". The first Su-27M prototype flew in 1985 and was displayed at the 1992 Farnborough Air Show.
Changes from the Su-27 include a new radar, foreplanes, more powerful engines, an enlarged and improved infrared search and track unit in front of the cockpit, an infrared missile-warning scanner on the fuselage spine and a large "spine" between the engines containing a rearward-facing air-to-air radar, allowing the use of rear-firing missiles mounted on rotating pylons that can fire missiles in either direction.
The first aircraft able to make Mach 1.0+ in vertical flight.

Technical Data	Photos
Role Jet fighter-bomber Crew, prs 1 Ceiling, m 18,000 Range with max.fuel, km 3,500 Max speed, kmph 2,440 Empty mass, kg 18,400 Maximum take-off mass, kg 36,000 Wingspan, m 15.16 Lenght, m 21.96 Engines 2 Lyulka AL-35F turbofans, 145.0kN Payload Capacity, kg 8,000kg of weapons on 14 external hardpoints