Sukhoi Su-34 (Russian: Сухой Су-34) (for export of Su-32, is a fighter-bomber aircraft and sophisticated attack aircraft. The aircraft which NATO named Fullback, actually has the official name Platypus and designed to replace Sukhoi Su -24 The fighter-bomber of the Sukhoi Su-27 variant, which is known as the SU-32, was developed by the Soviet Union (currently Russia) in 1980, and successfully flew on April 13, 1990. Russia began producing Full-scale SU-34 in 2008 at the Novosibirsk aircraft factory, a subsidiary of Sukhoi Aircraft Holding. A special version of the attack aircraft from the Su-27 began to be developed by Sukhoi in the 1980s under the name T-10V. The aircraft first flew on April 13, 1990. Its official name was Su-27IBIstrebitel Bombardirovschik, "Tempur Pengebom"). (IB:
This aircraft has a double seat with a side-by-side configuration and projected as a maritime fighter aircraft, with cruising without re-fueling reaching 4,000 km and with 3 times re-fuelling capable of traveling up to 14,000 km, very suitable for fighter aircraft and maritime patrol that requires extensive cruising. This aircraft can attack targets in various weather conditions, day or night.
One of the uniqueness of this Su-34 Fullback / Platypus aircraft is that it prioritizes comfort for its aviation such as the use of pressurization with the air conditioning system in the cockpit room and also a room to rest behind the pilot's seat. In addition there are also K-36 type massage chairs for the two pilots. This is because the cruising is quite far.
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