The MiG-29 Fulcrum stands as one of Russia’s most iconic fighter jets, renowned for its razor-sharp agility, blistering speed ...

As a result, the Mig-29 was highly praised by anyone who flew it. On paper, this aircraft was already superior to the F-16 Fighting Falcon. It could climb with up to 65,000 ft/minute (330 m/s) and ...

The MiG-29 is an impressive and fearsome aerial threat, but exactly which country has the most access to these fighter jets ...

Sixteen MiG-29s of the Serbian Air Force opposed NATO’s bombing campaign over Kosovo in 1999. Deployed at medium altitude, where they were exposed to hostile radar, five were shot down by F-15s ...

Today there are still MiG-29 operators all over the world — largely in Eastern Europe, the Middle East and South Asia. Poland has some Fulcrums operating alongside their U.S.-made F-16 jets.

Can Soviet-era fighter jets like the one above, the twin-engine MiG-29 Fulcrum, or the bigger one below, the Su-27 Flanker, outperform the newest American design, the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter?

The Su-27 Flanker and Mig-29 Fulcrum were both late Soviet era designs intended to serve and fight alongside each other versus NATO aircraft in a third World War which thankfully never happened.

If you see a Mig-29 Fulcrum maneuvering towards you at low altitude, you better run away. Filmed somewhere is Syria by someone who probably survived the attack, the following footage shows a ...

MiGFlug, a Zurich based company, offers would-be fighter pilots the chance to fly in a MiG-29 Fulcrum to an altitude of up to 22 kilometers, breaking the sound barrier and reaching speeds of Mach ...