More than 50 teams from Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, and China with 12 types of airplanes and helicopters will participate at Aviadarts-2015. Equipment developed by KRET will be used in the flights.
Competition will be held at three airfields in the Ryazan, Bryansk, and Kaluga regions m August 1-15.
Rostec, July 21, 2015 - More than 50 teams from Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, and China will participate in the international stage of Aviadarts-2015.
In total, more than 100 pilots and 12 types of airplanes and helicopters will take part in the competition.
The international stage of the Aviadarts-2015 competition will be part of the first International Military Games, to be held from August 1-15. Scores will be tallied in seven primary categories of aviation: fighter jets, bombers, attack aircraft, military transport, long-distance, military transport, and army attack helicopters.
"It is worth noting that all of the competitors will fly using their own aviation technology,” said Colonel Igor Klimov, spokesman of the Russian Defense Ministry’s Air Force.
More than 100 pilots flying 12 types of aircraft and helicopters will participate in the competition, which will be held at three airfields in the Ryazan, Bryansk, and Kaluga regions.
The competition will feature crews of JH-7, Su-24M, Su-25, Su-27, Su-30SM, Su-34, MiG-29SMT, Il-76, and Tu-22M3 airplanes, as well as Ka-52, Mi-35, and Mi-8 helicopters, said Igor Klimov.
Aviadarts is competition that tests crews’ accuracy in firing rockets and other aircraft guns on ground targets. The contestants will affirm the many skills of Russian Air Force pilots, as well as their ability to fight in a variety of combat settings.
It may be recalled that the all-Russian stage of this competition took place this year from May 27 to June 1 at the Pogonovo airfield in Voronezh and at the Lipetsk aviation center. The winners will compete in the final international stage of Aviadarts-2015. They will include, for example, pilots of the Ka-52 Alligator helicopter from the Air Force’s Primorsky Territory base. These helicopter pilots were recognized as the best combat helicopter crew.
The excellent results achieved by the Alligator pilots in the competition were due to in large part to the advanced developments from KRET installed on the Ka-52. For example, the laser weapons guidance system and video-imaging processing system from the Okhotnik series of products can rapidly detect and track two targets at the same time while also providing high-precision missile guidance.
In total, more than 100 pilots and 12 types of airplanes and helicopters will take part in the competition.
The international stage of the Aviadarts-2015 competition will be part of the first International Military Games, to be held from August 1-15. Scores will be tallied in seven primary categories of aviation: fighter jets, bombers, attack aircraft, military transport, long-distance, military transport, and army attack helicopters.
"It is worth noting that all of the competitors will fly using their own aviation technology,” said Colonel Igor Klimov, spokesman of the Russian Defense Ministry’s Air Force.
More than 100 pilots flying 12 types of aircraft and helicopters will participate in the competition, which will be held at three airfields in the Ryazan, Bryansk, and Kaluga regions.
The competition will feature crews of JH-7, Su-24M, Su-25, Su-27, Su-30SM, Su-34, MiG-29SMT, Il-76, and Tu-22M3 airplanes, as well as Ka-52, Mi-35, and Mi-8 helicopters, said Igor Klimov.
Aviadarts is competition that tests crews’ accuracy in firing rockets and other aircraft guns on ground targets. The contestants will affirm the many skills of Russian Air Force pilots, as well as their ability to fight in a variety of combat settings.
It may be recalled that the all-Russian stage of this competition took place this year from May 27 to June 1 at the Pogonovo airfield in Voronezh and at the Lipetsk aviation center. The winners will compete in the final international stage of Aviadarts-2015. They will include, for example, pilots of the Ka-52 Alligator helicopter from the Air Force’s Primorsky Territory base. These helicopter pilots were recognized as the best combat helicopter crew.
The excellent results achieved by the Alligator pilots in the competition were due to in large part to the advanced developments from KRET installed on the Ka-52. For example, the laser weapons guidance system and video-imaging processing system from the Okhotnik series of products can rapidly detect and track two targets at the same time while also providing high-precision missile guidance.
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КRET Russian Helicopters 
