This document provides information on various Sukhoi aircraft including fighters, bombers, and attack aircraft. It describes the role, manufacturer, designer, first flight, status, primary users, number built, and key details for each aircraft model from the Sukhoi Su-1 prototype fighter in 1940 to the modern Sukhoi Su-35 multirole fighter. The document outlines the evolution of Sukhoi aircraft design and production for the Soviet and Russian militaries over several decades.

1. Sukhoi AircraftsFighter planes.

2. Sukhoi Su-1Role High-altitude fighter Manufacturer SukhoiDesigned by Pavel Sukhoi First flight 15 June 1940 Status Prototype Primary user Soviet Air ForceNumber built one Su-1, one Su-3 Sukhoi Su-1 or I-330.

3. Sukhoi Su-2Role :-Light bomber Manufacturer :-Sukhoi Designedby:PavelSukhoiAndrei TupolevFirst flight :-25 August 1937 Status Retired Primary user Soviet Air Force Number built 800

4. Sukhoi Su-5Role Fighter Manufacturer SukhoiDesigned by Pavel SukhoiFirst flight 6 April 1945 Status CancelledNumber built 1

5. Sukhoi Su 6Role Ground attackManufacturer SukhoiDesigned by Pavel SukhoiFirst flight 1 March 1941 Status Prototype only Primary user Soviet Air ForceNumber built 3 Variants Su-7

6. Sukhoi Su-7Role Fighter-bomber/Ground-attackManufacturer SukhoiOKBFirst flight 7 September 1955 Introduced 1959 Retired 1986 (Soviet Union) Primary user Soviet Air ForceProduced 1957-1972 Number built 1,847 (mainly Su-7B series) Developed into Sukhoi Su-17

7. Sukhoi Su-8Role Ground attack aircraft Manufacturer SukhoiDesigned by Pavel Sukhoi First flight 1944Status Prototype only Number built 2

8. Sukhoi Su-9Role InterceptorManufacturer SukhoiFirst flight 10 October 1957 (T-43-1), 25 December 1958 (T-47-3) Introduced 1959Retired 1970s Primary user Soviet Air Defence Forces (PVO) Number built ca 1,100 Su-9 and 108 Su-11

9. Sukhoi Su-15Role InterceptorManufacturer SukhoiFirst flight 30 May 1962 Introduced 1967Retired 1996 (Ukraine) Status RetiredPrimary user Soviet Air Defence ForcesProduced 1966-1979Number built 1290

10. Sukhoi Su17/20/22Role Fighter-bomber National origin Soviet UnionManufacturer SukhoiOKBFirst flight August 2, 1966 Introduced 1970 Status limited service Primary users Russian Air ForceLibyan Air ForceEgyptian Air ForcePolish Air Force Produced 1969–1990 Number built 2,867Developed from Sukhoi Su- 7

11. Sukhoi Su-24Role All-weather attack aircraft Manufacturer SukhoiDesigned by Ye. S. Felsner First flight T-6: 2 July 1967T-6-2I: 17 January 1970 Introduced 1974 Status Active service Primary users Russian Air ForceUkrainian Air ForceKazakh Air Force Number built Approximately 1,400 Unit cost US$24-25 million in 1997

12. Sukhoi Su-25Role Close air support aircraftManufacturer Sukhoi Design BureauFirst flight 22 February 1975 (T8)Introduced 19 July 1981 Status Active servicePrimary users Russian Air ForceBelarusian Air ForceUkrainian Air ForceProduced 1978 - present Number built 1,024 Unit cost US$11 millionVariants Sukhoi Su-28

13. Sukhoi Su-27Role Air superiority fighterNational origin Soviet Union / RussiaManufacturer Sukhoi Design BureauFirst flight 20 May 1977 Introduced December 1984 Status In production, in service Primary users Russian Air ForceChinese Air ForceUkrainian Air Force Produced 1984–current Number built 680 Unit cost US$30 million Variants Sukhoi Su-30Sukhoi Su-33Sukhoi Su-34Sukhoi Su-35Sukhoi Su-37Shenyang J-11

14. Sukhoi Su-28Role Trainer Manufacturer SukhoiFirst flight 1987 Primary user Russian Air ForceDeveloped from Sukhoi Su-25

15. Sukhoi Su-30Role Multi-role fighter[1]Manufacturer SukhoiFirst flight 31 December 1989Introduction 1996Status Operational Primary users PLA Air Force (China)Indian Air ForceVenezuelan Air ForceUnit cost US$33–45 million Developed from Sukhoi Su-27Variants Sukhoi Su-30MKISukhoi Su-30MKK

16. Sukhoi Su-30MKKRole All-weather, long-range strike fighter Manufacturer KnAAPOShenyang Aircraft Corporation under a limited production license from the original Russian design and manufacturing firm, Sukhoi Designed by Sukhoi[2]Introduced December 2000 Status Active service Primary user People's Liberation Army Air ForceProduced 2000-present Number built 134 Unit cost US$53 million for the first 38 Developed from Sukhoi Su-30

17. Sukhoi 30 MKIRole MultiroleAir superiority fighterNational origin Russia / IndiaManufacturer Hindustan Aeronautics LimitedDesigned by Sukhoi Design Bureau First flight IAF Su-30: 1 July 1997; Su-30MKI: 2000 Introduced 27 September 2002 Status Active Primary user Indian Air ForceProduced Su-30MKI: 2000-present Number built Over 110 as of August 2010 Unit cost 1.61 billion (US$35.74 million) Developed from Sukhoi Su-30Variants Sukhoi Su-35Sukhoi Su-30MKKSukhoi Su-30MKM

18. Sukhoi Su-33Role Multirole fighter Manufacturer SukhoiFirst flight May 1985 Introduction 1994 Status Operational Primary user Russian Naval Aviation Number built 24+ Unit cost US$55 million (est.) Developed from Sukhoi Su-27

19. Sukhoi Su-34Role Fighter-bomberManufacturer SukhoiFirst flight 13 April 1990 Introduced21 December 2009Status In production/In servicePrimary user Russian Air ForceProduced 2006-current Number built 20Unit cost US$36 million (1997) Developed from Sukhoi Su-27

20. Sukhooi Su-35Role Multi-role fighterNational origin Soviet Union / RussiaManufacturer SukhoiFirst flight Su-27M/35: May 1988Su-35S: 19 February 2008 Status In production Primary users Russian Air ForceVenezuelan Air ForceNumber built Su-27M/35: 15Su-35S (from 2005): 3 Unit cost Estimated at US$45 million to $65 million Developed from Sukhoi Su-27Variants Sukhoi Su-37

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