India’s SU-30MKI Raised Rear Seat Gives Crews Better Combat Visibility | WION Podcast
Why does India’s SU-30MKI place its rear crew member noticeably higher than the pilot in front? The unusual stepped cockpit design gives the Weapon Systems Officer improved forward and peripheral visibility during demanding combat situations. The arrangement traces its origins to the SU-27UB trainer and provides another set of eyes for spotting threats during close aerial engagements. It also helps crews maintain visual references during extreme high angle manoeuvres while supporting a carefully designed emergency ejection sequence. Discover how this seemingly simple cockpit feature improves awareness, manoeuvring and crew safety aboard one of India’s most powerful fighter jets.
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