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MiG-21 MFLegendary fighter simulator
You sit in a whole fighter, not in a cut-off cockpit. A dome around the canopy shows the projection in every direction, even above your head.
The whole aircraft, not just a cockpit
Before we bought our fighter, we found out that there was no flight simulator in the world built from a complete fighter aircraft. There are a few cockpits cut from decommissioned aircraft, but sitting in the whole machine and feeling its huge mass around you is unforgettable.
In June 2017 we acquired the MiG-21 MF 9414, a decommissioned fighter of the Czechoslovak (and later Czech) Air Force.
A dome that lets you look up
Airline pilots can't see above them, but in a fighter the view upwards is part of the flight. Together with Weldpro we built an aluminium dome that surrounds the whole cockpit. Its inner surface is polished and painted white, and 6 HD projectors project into it.
The sound faithfully recreates the noise the aircraft made. The pilot is closed in the cockpit and gets a perfect impression of the flight. Because of the noise, the area around the aircraft is closed to other visitors.
- 3.6 mdome diameter
- 340 kgof aluminium
- 6HD projectors
- 2,000 Wof sound power
What you can do here
Fly
- take off from any airport in the world
- aerobatics: inverted flight, roll, loop, half roll or stall turn
- land at the airport of your choice
Fight
- R-3S missiles against aircraft and helicopters
- GSh-23 twin-barrel 23 mm cannon
- FAB-250 M54 TU bomb against ground targets
- ejection of the virtual pilot when hit
What real life won't allow
- unlimited missiles and ammunition
- immortality
After the flight
- refreshments in the VIP Lounge
- buffet tables on request
History of the aircraft
The MiG-21 (NATO reporting name “Fishbed”) is a Soviet supersonic fighter. Over 10,000 were built, which makes it the most produced and longest produced supersonic aircraft, and it served in the air forces of dozens of countries.
Source: Wikipedia
Serial production of the MiG-21 begins.
The MiG-21 serves in the Czechoslovak People's Army and then in the Army of the Czech Republic. Aero Vodochody builds it under licence from 1963 to 1972.
Our MiG-21 MF, serial number 969414, is built in Moscow.
The aircraft is retired after 1,400 hours in the air. Many pilots flew it, among them the cosmonaut Oldřich Pelčák.
The fighter arrives in Liberec and we start building the simulator.
Fulfil your dream today
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