PA-25 Multirole Fighter

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The Prizyetsi Aeronotics (Prissetsä Lufteknikk) PA-25 is a multirole fighter designed by PA, a subsidiary of Sverd Industries which is the largest conglomerate in The United Federation of Prizyetsa for use by the Prizyetsi Armed Forces.

Development

Origins

The origins of the PA-25 program find their roots in the preceding PA-10 fighter aircraft program which was developed in the late 1970's. Initially meant to be an aircraft to accompany the PA-10, the program was put on hold due to the program being too advanced for its time, and the lack of interest from the then-operational Prizyetsi Air Force.

In the mid 1990's, it was becoming obvious that a replacement for the PA-10 was needed. Several design bureaus were contacted and a competition was announced to design and produce a new high-tech and light weight multi-role fighter to outfit the Prizyetsi Navy's air arms.

Design

Overview

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Frontal view of the PA-25 ADF

Powerplant

Sensors

Variants

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A Prizyetsi Navy PA-25 N with tail hook deployed during landing aboard an aircraft carrier.
  • PA-25 ADF
  • PA-25 MR
  • PA-25 N

Specifications

General

  • Crew: 1 or 2
  • Length: 15.3m
  • Wingspan: 10.8m
  • Height: 5.34m
  • Wing Area: 45.7m2
  • Empty Weight: 9,800kg
  • Loaded Weight: 14,000kg
  • Max Take-off Weight: 24,500kg
  • Powerplant: 2 x SJ90 Afterburning Turbofans
    • Dry Thrust: 5,100kgf
    • Thrust with Afterburner: 7,700kgf
  • Price per Unit: NSD 30 million

Performance

  • Maximum Speed: Mach 2.25 (2,400 km/h) at altitude
  • Range: 2,000km
  • Combat Radius: 1,000km
  • Ferry Range: 3,400km (with 3 drop tanks)
  • Service Ceiling: 18,000m
  • Rate of Climb: 330m/s
  • Thrust/Weight: 1.03
  • Max. maneuvering load factor: 10,5g

Armament

Avionics

  • AEPA-35 (Active Electric Phased Array)
  • OTS-84 (Electro-Optical Detection System)
  • RDS-G5 (Ultra-Violet Missile Approach Warning System)

Users

  • Prizyetsa