Strela 991AUP

The Strela 991 was a 4th gen lightweight fighter set to replace the older Strela 921 interceptor during the early 1970s. Initially stacked up against the cranked delta-winged Kona 302 for the new contract, the 991 had a quick and extreme evolution of features and technologies which made the aircraft slightly less viable for the complete replacement of the 921, leading to the old twin-engine interceptor assigned to a ground strike role instead of being retired in the form of the Strela 921AUP.

Being the first 4th generation aircraft ever fielded by the EPAF, the 991 boasted excellent performance in both air-to-air and air-to-ground roles while still being relatively inexpensive. A later evolution of the S.991 resulted in an avionics upgrade and a much more fuel efficient variant, the S.991AUP. Fielded alongside its much larger multi-engined counterparts in the form of the Kona 450, Kona 402, and Kona 367, the Strela 991 was well known for its incredible reliability and low maintenance combined with its high performance.

AG2 - Drop fuel tanks
AG3 - Fire AGMs
AG4 - Fire IR AAMs
AG5 - Fire ARH AAMs
AG6 - Fold wings
AG8 - Landing gear
Brake - Airbrake (only when gear is down)
SLIDER 1 - Trim