Air Warfare
PREMIUM: Alternative engine option emerges for PAK-DA
A new possibility emerged at the Army 2020 exhibition in Moscow in August as to the powerplant for the prospective Tupolev PAK-DA strategic bomber.
Soyuz Aero-Engine Scientific and Technical Complex shed light on a prototype of the R119-300 engine, which has a maximum afterburner thrust of 19,800kgf and a ...
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