In July of this year, the first details of a Russian supersonic civilian aircraft called Strizh became clear. This aircraft was developed by TsAGI engineers. Zhukovsky promises to carry 25 passengers up to a distance of 11,000 km at a speed of around 2,000 km/h. The maximum take-off weight will be about 80 tons.
However, there are no specific technical details about Swift yet. However, at the Army-2023 forum, Artyom Khoroshansky, development director of the Navigator aircraft manufacturing center, argued that this supersonic aircraft will not have conventional windows. Instead, they will use an advanced vision system with an electronic panel, which, he says, will allow the Swift to fly quickly and reliably.
Source: Ferra
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