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Yakovlev Yak-130

This advanced Russian-made trainer aircraft is used by the Lao People's Air Force for training and light attack missions.

Laos Introduced 2018 Yakovlev Design BureauRole: Pilot training and light combat

Specifications

Top Speed
660 miles per hour
Crew
2 pilots
Engine Count
2 jet engines
Max Altitude
41,000 feet
The Yakovlev Yak-130 of Laos

History

The Yak-130 is a modern jet developed by Russia to train pilots for fast fighter planes. Laos decided to purchase these jets to modernize their air force. The planes were delivered to Laos starting around 2018. They replaced older, outdated jets that had been in service for many years. These planes are very important for the future of the Lao air force because they help young pilots learn how to fly modern combat aircraft safely. The pilots learn to handle different speeds and tricky flying moves during their training. Besides training, the plane can also carry weapons like bombs or missiles if needed for defense. This makes it a very useful machine for the military. Today, these jets are seen at air bases in Laos during special ceremonies and regular training exercises. They show how the country is trying to keep its military equipment up to date.

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