- A
vertical and/or
short take-off and
landing (V/STOL)
aircraft is an
airplane able to take-off or land
vertically or on
short runways.
Vertical takeoff...
- and can also
support tiltrotor aircraft (such as the MV-22 Osprey) and
VSTOL fixed-wing
aircraft (such as the AV-8
Harrier and the F-35B
Lightning II)...
- (1967-2006) - (
VSTOL fighter)
Harrier jump jet - (1967-limited) - (
VSTOL fighter)
British Aerospace Sea
Harrier - (1978-2016) - (
VSTOL fighter) British...
- The
VSTOL Support Ship (VSS) was a
proposed light aircraft carrier design for the
United States Navy in the late 1970s that
would be
smaller and less...
- (strategic bomber), 1959
Cavalier MD 610 –
VSTOL concept, 1959 MD 410 Spirale, 1960
Balzac V, 1962
VSTOL Mirage IIIV, (1965–1966)
Atlantique (ATL 1,...
- carriers,
which do not have full-length
flight deck and
could only
launch VSTOL aircraft. The
Soviet Union's
classification for the
class was as a heavy...
-
before the
Domodedovo Air Show in 1967
General information Type
Experimental VSTOL aircraft National origin Soviet Union Manufacturer OKB
Yakovlev Number built...
- anti-submarine and one
airborne early warning helicopters, as well as
carrying VSTOL fighters to stop
Soviet long-range
aircraft (like the
Tupolev Tu-95 "Bear")...
-
supersonic strike fighter. 1960 also saw the
first flight of the
subsonic VSTOL Hawker P.1127. The P.1154 was
cancelled in 1965, but
studies continued into...
- full load Speed: 32
knots (59 km/h; 37 mph) Aircraft: 26–30 12–13 Yak-38
VSTOL 14–17 Ka-25 or Ka-27/29
helicopters Crew: 1,200–1,600 (including air wing)...
