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|type = {{wpl|Multirole combat aircraft}} | |type = {{wpl|Multirole combat aircraft}} | ||
|national origin = {{flag|Acrea}} <br> {{flag|Ruvelka}} | |national origin = {{flag|Acrea}} <br> {{flag|Ruvelka}} | ||
|manufacturer = Aestrup Luftfahrtsselskab AB | |manufacturer = Aestrup Luftfahrtsselskab AB <br> Sibrian Aeronautics | ||
|design group = | |design group = | ||
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|first flight = 10 May | |first flight = 10 May 1963 | ||
|introduction = | |introduction = | ||
|introduced = 13 July | |introduced = 13 July 1965 | ||
|retired = | |retired = | ||
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|primary user = {{flagicon|Acrea}} [[Acrean Air Force|Royal Acrean Air Force]] <br> {{flagicon|Ruvelka}} [[Ruvelkan Imperial Air Force]] | |primary user = {{flagicon|Acrea}} [[Acrean Air Force|Royal Acrean Air Force]] <br> [[Royal Acrean Marine Corps]] <br> {{flagicon|Ruvelka}} [[Ruvelkan Imperial Air Force]] | ||
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The '''Aestrup-Sibrian MRCA''' is a series of single-engine, delta-wing fighters designed by Aestrup | The '''Aestrup-Sibrian MRCA''' is a series of single-engine, delta-wing fighters designed by [[Aestrup SLS]] of Acrea and Sibrian Aeronautics of Ruvelka. | ||
[[Category:Acrea]] | [[Category:Acrea]] | ||
Latest revision as of 09:41, 28 March 2022
| Aestrup-Sibrian MRCA | |
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| Role | Multirole combat aircraft |
| National origin |  Acrea  Ruvelka
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| Manufacturer | Aestrup Luftfahrtsselskab AB Sibrian Aeronautics |
| First flight | 10 May 1963 |
| Introduction | 13 July 1965 |
| Primary user | Royal Acrean Air Force Royal Acrean Marine Corps Ruvelkan Imperial Air Force
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The Aestrup-Sibrian MRCA is a series of single-engine, delta-wing fighters designed by Aestrup SLS of Acrea and Sibrian Aeronautics of Ruvelka.