[5] [6] [7] It is often referred to as the Mikoyan MiG-41, because its project code is izdeliye 41 (product 41), but an official designation has not been given, as Russian planes only receive an official designation when they are about to enter service. [8]

Oct 26, 2024 · It Might Never Fly: Russia is developing the MiG-41, also known as the PAK DP (Prospective Air Complex for Long-Range Interception), envisioned as a sixth-generation stealth interceptor to...

Mar 15, 2025 · The MiG-41, also known as the PAK DP (Prospective Aviation Complex of Long-Range Interception), is an ambitious project by Russia to develop a sixth-generation stealth interceptor aircraft. This aircraft is intended to replace the aging MiG-31 …

Dec 24, 2024 · The MiG-41, or PAK DP, is Russia's proposed sixth-generation interceptor, promising MACH 4+ speeds, lasers, and stealth capabilities.

Sep 30, 2024 · What You Need to Know: The MiG-41, also known as PAK DP, is Russia’s proposed sixth-generation stealth fighter, expected to reach speeds of Mach 4 and operate in non-permissive environments. This...

Apr 20, 2023 · The MiG-41 concept will replace the venerable MiG-31 Foxhound as Russia's premiere air interceptor. However, the details are expectedly scarce for Russia's newest top-secret...

The current name of the project is MiG-41 with speeds projected to be of over Mach 4.0. According to the famous Russian experimental pilot Anatoliy Kvochur, the MiG-41 is to be capable of reaching speeds up to Mach 4.3 (about 5270km/h or 3270mph).

Oct 7, 2024 · Russia is planning to “push the boundaries of aviation engineering” with the development of its newest fighter, the MiG-41, which is a proposed replacement for the MiG-31 “Foxhound.”

Jan 31, 2021 · Late January 2020 saw several sources claiming that the Russian state-owned corporation Rostec announced the start of the development of PAK DP, or a “perspective aviation complex for long-range interception”. The plane, developed under that project, is most widely known as the MiG-41.

Bei der MiG-41 handelt es sich um ein Projekt zur Entwicklung eines Abfangjägers für hohe Geschwindigkeiten, der die MiG-31 ersetzen soll. Die Existenz des Projektes wurde Ende 2015 von MiGs Generaldirektor Sergei Korotkow Journalisten gegenüber eröffnet.