GlobalConflictहिंदी's video: Air Launched Brahmos Missile Export

In early 2020 India inducted the Su-30MKI equipped with BrahMos supersonic cruise missile onto the 222 ‘Tigersharks’ fighter squadron at the Thanjavur air base. So will India transfer this technology and abroad? Total 40 aircraft of the Indian Air Force (IAF) Su-30MKI fighters will be armed with BrahMos cruise missiles and all the special variant aircraft will be dellivered by next two years , said Alexander Maksichev, co-director of the Russian-Indian joint venture BrahMos Aerospace. While Brahmos NG cruise missile equipped Tejas and Rafale join later, currently under development. The IAF previously signed a contract for air-launched cruise missiles in early January 2018. This variant of the BrahMos missile , considered the world’s fastest supersonic cruise missile, is designed to arm about 40 Su-30MKI fighters. The Su-30MKI is a multirole fighter aircraft, jointly developed by Russia’s Sukhoi Design Bureau and India’s Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL). In 1996 the Indian Ministry of Defense signed the first contract with the Russian state intermediary Rosvooruzhenie to deliver Su-30MKI aircraft to the IAF. Deliveries are expected in the years 2002-2004. In 2000, another contract was signed, for the transfer of licensed Su-30MKI production technology at the facilities of Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL). Su-30MKI has an optimized aerodynamic design, the body is made of titanium and high-strength aluminum alloy. A two-pilot cockpit and equipped with integrated avionics, including the pilot’s helmet display (HUD), made by Israel’s Elbit; seven phantom liquid crystal displays (AMLCDs), which have replaced all old-fashioned clocks. The Su-30 uses a fly-by-wire (FBW) flight control system. The rear pilot work as specialist to control, the fighter equipped with a large monochrome screen in the cabin while The main pilot focus on controlling the aircraft. The aircraft uses N011M passive electronically scanned array radar, OLS-30 laser optical positioning system and target designation device, to guide the guided, especially laser-guided. The Su-30MKI can use R-27R, R-73 and R-77 air-to-air missiles manufactured by Vympel (Russia), and ground attack such as KAB-500 and laser-guided bombs. KAB-1500. The Su-30MKI uses two AI-31FP turbofan engines, each capable of generating 12,500kgf of total thrust. In November 2017, the IAF has modified two Su-30MKI fighters to launch BrahMos cruise missiles from the air and have been successful and it was induct in january 202. The BrahMos cruise missile was developed by BrahMos Aerospace, a joint venture between India’s Defense Research and Development Organization (DRDO) and Russia’s Mashinostroeyenia. The missile is named after two rivers, the Brahmaputra of India and the Moscow of Russia.