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| KaF-41 Super Soko | |
|---|---|
| File:KaF-41.jpg KaF-41 in flight | |
| General information | |
| Type | Supermaneuverable fighter aircraft |
| Manufacturer | NAT Kaminski |
| Designer | |
| Status | Active |
| History | |
| Manufactured | 2005-present |
| Introduction date | 2005 |
The Kaminski KaF-41 Super Soko (Cyrillic: Супер Соко, meaning Super Falcon in Serbian) is a twin-engine, 4+ generation supermaneuverable fighter aircraft designed by the Nikolian aerospace manufacturer Kaminski. The KaF-41 is a modernised and further developed version of the KaF-40. The main design differences of the two is that the KaF-41 has additional canards behind the cockpit, and thrust vectoring engine nozzles, which improves maneuverability of the aircraft. The aircraft also features improved avionics and radar, and fully digitalised cockpit.