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    ·        Role: Prototype Multirole Strike Fighter

    ·        Generation: 4.5

    ·   Primary user: United States Air Force

    ·        Developed from: XMSF-30

    ·   Developed into: MSF-33a

    ·        Crew 1

    ·   Length: 17.44 m

    ·   Wingspan: 14.18 m

    ·        Height: 5.15m

    ·        Powerplant: 2 × Smith-Irvine ADFR-88 “Hydra” turbofans with thrust vectoring nozzels

    ·        Service ceiling: 60,000 ft

    ·   Maximum speed:

    ·   At altitude: Mach 2.1

    ·   Supercruise: Mach 1.4

The Sonda Aerospace XMSF-33 is the prototype/demonstrator aircraft of the MSF-33 fighter. It would be developed into one of the company’s most successful aircraft, and adopted into air forces and Private military companies across the world

It is a single seat, all weather, twin engine, multirole strike fighter. It became the test bed for many of the 5th generation technologies that would find their way into future Sonda Aerospace Fighter craft.

The XMSF-33 is a low observable craft, capable of carrying munitions in its internal weapons bay. It features thrust vectoring nozzles and is transform its airframe to facilitate VTOL.

Description

    ·        Role: Prototype Multirole Strike Fighter

    ·        Generation: 4.5

    ·   Primary user: United States Air Force

    ·        Developed from: XMSF-30

    ·   Developed into: MSF-33a

    ·        Crew 1

    ·   Length: 17.44 m

    ·   Wingspan: 14.18 m

    ·        Height: 5.15m

    ·        Powerplant: 2 × Smith-Irvine ADFR-88 “Hydra” turbofans with thrust vectoring nozzels

    ·        Service ceiling: 60,000 ft

    ·   Maximum speed:

    ·   At altitude: Mach 2.1

    ·   Supercruise: Mach 1.4

The Sonda Aerospace XMSF-33 is the prototype/demonstrator aircraft of the MSF-33 fighter. It would be developed into one of the company’s most successful aircraft, and adopted into air forces and Private military companies across the world

It is a single seat, all weather, twin engine, multirole strike fighter. It became the test bed for many of the 5th generation technologies that would find their way into future Sonda Aerospace Fighter craft.

The XMSF-33 is a low observable craft, capable of carrying munitions in its internal weapons bay. It features thrust vectoring nozzles and is transform its airframe to facilitate VTOL.