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Wow he know how to fly a plane! Why he went to Russia? Whether there is similar service offered in US? MiG-29 recently made headlines in India, the first and o
by jestinjoy1 12y ago
Wow he know how to fly a plane! Why he went to Russia? Whether there is similar service offered in US?
MiG-29 recently made headlines in India, the first and one of the largest export user, when one crashed
http://www.thehindu.com/news/national/other-states/mig29-crashes-near-jamnagar-air-base/article5329357.ece http://www.thehindu.com/news/national/other-states/mig29-cra...
- serf 12y agoI don't believe there is any equivalent here. People race planes, but military planes are forbidden I believe. here's the kind of thing offered here : http://aircombat.com/about/our-aircraft/ http://aircombat.com/about/our-aircraft/ fast and aerobatic planes, but not fighters.
- TylerE 12y agoThere isn't any specific prohibition against owning US jets AFAIK, but not many ever hit the market. WWII era stuff is common. Some of the early jets (e.g. F-86, F-100s, F-5/T-38) exist in private hands. In general, the Russian stuff translates better to private ownership because there is much less specialized support equipment or maintaince required - in general the soviet's built stuff for a real SHTF scenario, where-as the US was much more willing to complicate the design to gain a small edge.